Reputation: 1195
I can't figure out how to fix this PyCharm warning. I started getting it after I migrated my account to a new Mac. (I also just updated PyCharm.)
Another symptom is the PyCharm editor is complaining about references to methods on commands like "logging.info()". Even though when I run my app, it seems to run fine.
And... I'm also getting PyCharm failed to generate skeletons. I did unload and reload the 2.5 interpreter and still getting the same.
Thanks.
Upvotes: 6
Views: 15430
Reputation: 6648
I just found this error coming from PyCharm Pro, 2021.1. It was in the python console tab, only.
I was using python 3.11 and it was just too new, though worked fine with both run and debug configurations.
I changed my virtual environment to one using 3.10.
The python console works now. The run/debug configurations took persuasion to update. I ended up recreating those too.
Upvotes: 5
Reputation: 1195
Re-cloning my entire repository to a fresh location, and then re-installing Google app engine caused this error to go away. Also note, I tried reinstalling OSX first to get a fresh copy of the Python interpreters, although by itself, that didn't seem to affect it.
EDIT
Ran into the same problem when switching to 2.7 and the conclusive fix, as I found here
https://stackoverflow.com/a/11753554/497357
was to install Apple's Command Line Tools (which seems to install the Python interpreter source that has evidently been removed from the standard Mountain Lion install). I installed from within Xcode at
Xcode>Preferences>Downloads pane>Install.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 7601
That can be caused by corrupted .pyc files. See http://bugs.python.org/issue1180193 for details.
You can try to remove all .pyc files from your project and reinstall your Python.
Upvotes: 3