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Here, for some reason, PyCharm considers all __init__ py files not to be python files, and thus ignores them during code analysis To fix this: Open PyCharm settings Navigate to Editor -> File Types Find Python and add __init__ py to the list of python files or Find Text and delete __init__ py from the list of text files
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PyCharm has much better autoformat tooling and auto code cleaning I happen to be able to understand the remote and or containerized development features in PyCharm without looking up a tutorial
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1 Using the Interpreter Dropdown (Quick Access): In PyCharm, there is a quick-access Python Interpreter selector in the bottom-right corner of the IDE window Using the Settings Window: Navigate to Project > Python Interpreter in the left-hand menu Select or Add a Python Interpreter If you're adding a new Python version:
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