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Reputation: 107

Using Conda Environment from PyCharm

I've looked at all the responses in the search and specifically Use Conda environment in pycharm without resolving my problem.

I'm on Win10 using the latest Anaconda and PyCharm for Python 3.6. The situation is that I've created a new environment using Conda which uses the Python version available in the base environment. Therefore, there is no python.exe in the newly created environment. In PyCharm, when I try to select the Conda environment, the dialog apparently does not see a Python there and refuses to set that as the environment.

In PyCharm, I create a new Project (pure Python) and set the location for the project in my PyCharmProjects directory. I then try to select existing interpreter and navigate to the appropriate Conda environment which I'm unable to select.

I'm not sure if there is something I don't understand or there is actually a problem here, but I'm getting a bit frustrated trying to find the proper approach. Any help appreciated. --Don

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2516

Answers (1)

ACH
ACH

Reputation: 369

When you create the conda environment from cmd prompt do you explicitly tell it what python you want to use?

conda create --environmentName python=3.6

That should place a python.exe in your environment.

Upvotes: 1

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