pycharm and guest worker errors

[Alan Yorinks]

I have created a very simple guest worker that launches and runs correctly from a console command line. If I try running the same code within Pycharm, imports are not found.

I am running pypy in a virtual environment. If instead of using a guest, I use a native container,  Pycharm has no problems in importing.

It is currently complaining about not finding zope from

Here is the guest portion of my config file:

{
   "type": "guest",
   "executable": "pypy",
   "arguments": ["test_guest.py"],
   "options": {
      "env": {
        "inherit":["PYTHONPATH"]
      },
      "workdir": "../test_guest",
      "watch": {
         "directories": ["../test_guest"],
         "action": "restart"
      }
   }
}

Any ideas on how to correct the problem? I have set PYTHONPATH in Pycharm and have set the virtual environment correctly in Pycharm as well.

[Alan Yorinks]

I now believe that the problem is not within crossbar, but pycharm itself. I submitted a bug report and if it gets resolved, i will post the resolution.

[Tobias Oberstein]

Hi Alan,

sorry, I have no clue. What happens if you set the PYTHONPATH explicitly in the container/guest configuration (not inheriting the env var)?

/Tobias

[Alan Yorinks]

Hi Tobias,
    Thanks for the reply. Setting PYTHONPATH did not change the behavior. I am currently working with the PyCharm folks and when a resolution is found, I will post it here.

Alan

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[Dave Thomas]

Have you tried right clicking on the directory in PyCharm and (at bottom of context menu) Mark directory as --> Sources root?

[Alan Yorinks]

Yes, and the PyCharm folks have never found a solution.

On Monday, March 9, 2015 at 11:21:40 AM UTC-4, Alan Yorinks wrote: