Pycharm 2020.1 B201.5616.27 Crack
Jemima Torguson
Thank you, Jun! I hadn't seen that document.
It turns out the last item it recommended (a last resort I think) worked for me. The option of turning on introspection via the Advanced>Expert options.
Hey Toby, thanks for your response, it's very helpful. I tried doing this in Pycharm to no avail, I then tried the same in Datagrip and it worked, very strange! Were you able to get it working in Pycharm?
Check out the link Jun dropped above. What worked for me was turning on introspection via the advanced>expert options. I was seeing the same thing as you - datagrip showed database structure, pycharm database tool did not. With that option it's now (oddly) working in both.
Thanks... works as expected. Next problem, how to add a facet in pycharm. I don't use pycharm a lot, so am not that familiar with it. From my brief googling, facets only exist in Idea. This page (scroll down to facets, not official Jetbrains) indicates they only exist in Idea. Seems like Languages and Frameworks is where you'd find it in Pycharm.
I tried it with Idea, installs fine, but still getting error about PythonCore not enabled in the Fusion 360 Scripting plugin. I have the Python plugin installed, and a Hello world python program running. Without it enabled, it doesn't show up in the facets list.
Huh, I have no idea what might be wrong in IDEA. Are you running community or ultimate? And are you on a mac by chance? I would be a bit surprised if the plugin worked on a mac as-is, although I suspect it would be pretty easy for someone to add support. I just don't have access to a mac
I did add better support for PyCharm though. 0.5.3 fixes the PyCharm dependency issue, and adds a settings screen in "Settings -> Languages & Frameworks" in order to enable and configure the plugin. The update is pending jetbrains approval, and you can get it from github in the meantime.
Some progress with Pycharm. Plugin does not show up with latest release, however it installed from disk OK. Took me a while, but have it running a script with the debugger. However, it fails if you try to run it without debugging. Error below.
I'm not on the computer with Idea, but after adding the facet, and making a Configuration to run, it says it has nothing to run. I'll try to get some better diagnostics tomorrow. It's running on a PC, full version. The dependency problem seems to have gone away.
re: "nothing to run." in IDEA, you probably need to select the fusion process to attach to. If you look in the top toolbar with the dropdown to select the run configuration, pull down the dropdown and you should see a list of fusion processes (likely only 1, if you just have the single fusion instance running). Just select the process and try running the configuration again.
Re: not showing up in pycharm's plugin browser - ugh. I think I've given up trying to understand the correct dependencies to add to get the automatic compatibility working. There are some configuration settings in the plugin repository that seem to allow me to override the automatically detected supported products - so I've manually added the various pycharm,idea and android studio products. Hopefully that will resolve it? I've never published a plugin before, so it's a bit of a learning process. Sorry!
Found the problem with Idea. The path that both the facet and Language and Frameworks points to is wrong. The path that loads by default (most recent modified) seems to only have data in it, no python api etc. When I manually change to path with all the libs (next most recent modified), it works. Screenshots below of explorer.
Ah, gotcha. Yeah, I know there was just recently a fusion update, so the auto-detect had probably detected the path before that, and then the update happened, but the plugin doesn't update that path when fusion changes.
0.5.4 has a fix for that run issue, and it adds a warning and a quick fix for when fusion 360 is updated and invalidates the path to the executable. It's pending approval, but you can get it on the github page as per usual.
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