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I am trying to install packages into my Pycharm environment using pipenv. However, when I use pipenv install <package name>, a popup appears on the top mentioning
"Package requirement not satisfied"
and asks me to "install requirements from Pipfile.lock"
When I started the project, I selected Pipenv as my project interpreter.Why is PyCharm asking to re-install a package from the Pipfile.lock file when I clearly used pipenv from the beginning and set the project to use Pipenv as an interpreter. Am I double installing ?
Update:
It is now reported as a bug in PyCharm, please vote for the issue:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622
python django python-3.x pycharm pipenv
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
add a comment |
I am trying to install packages into my Pycharm environment using pipenv. However, when I use pipenv install <package name>, a popup appears on the top mentioning
"Package requirement not satisfied"
and asks me to "install requirements from Pipfile.lock"
When I started the project, I selected Pipenv as my project interpreter.Why is PyCharm asking to re-install a package from the Pipfile.lock file when I clearly used pipenv from the beginning and set the project to use Pipenv as an interpreter. Am I double installing ?
Update:
It is now reported as a bug in PyCharm, please vote for the issue:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622
python django python-3.x pycharm pipenv
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
Have you looked at the answers to this post? Also are you sure the pipenv environment you're installing into in the terminal is the same one you set for the project interpreter? It seems like maybe when you install via the terminal, it installs to a different virtualenv, updates the Pipfile.lock, and then PyCharm detects a new dependency in that file that doesn't exist in the pipenv it's using.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 24 at 22:06
Take a look at this JetBrains support thread and see if that resolves the issue you're having.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 2:58
1
That's an unfortunate PyCharm bug youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the ticket.
– Pavel Karateev
Mar 28 at 7:55
add a comment |
I am trying to install packages into my Pycharm environment using pipenv. However, when I use pipenv install <package name>, a popup appears on the top mentioning
"Package requirement not satisfied"
and asks me to "install requirements from Pipfile.lock"
When I started the project, I selected Pipenv as my project interpreter.Why is PyCharm asking to re-install a package from the Pipfile.lock file when I clearly used pipenv from the beginning and set the project to use Pipenv as an interpreter. Am I double installing ?
Update:
It is now reported as a bug in PyCharm, please vote for the issue:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622
python django python-3.x pycharm pipenv
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
I am trying to install packages into my Pycharm environment using pipenv. However, when I use pipenv install <package name>, a popup appears on the top mentioning
"Package requirement not satisfied"
and asks me to "install requirements from Pipfile.lock"
When I started the project, I selected Pipenv as my project interpreter.Why is PyCharm asking to re-install a package from the Pipfile.lock file when I clearly used pipenv from the beginning and set the project to use Pipenv as an interpreter. Am I double installing ?
Update:
It is now reported as a bug in PyCharm, please vote for the issue:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622
python django python-3.x pycharm pipenv
python django python-3.x pycharm pipenv
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
edited Mar 28 at 8:16
Matthew
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
asked Mar 22 at 19:16
MatthewMatthew
303218
303218
Have you looked at the answers to this post? Also are you sure the pipenv environment you're installing into in the terminal is the same one you set for the project interpreter? It seems like maybe when you install via the terminal, it installs to a different virtualenv, updates the Pipfile.lock, and then PyCharm detects a new dependency in that file that doesn't exist in the pipenv it's using.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 24 at 22:06
Take a look at this JetBrains support thread and see if that resolves the issue you're having.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 2:58
1
That's an unfortunate PyCharm bug youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the ticket.
– Pavel Karateev
Mar 28 at 7:55
add a comment |
Have you looked at the answers to this post? Also are you sure the pipenv environment you're installing into in the terminal is the same one you set for the project interpreter? It seems like maybe when you install via the terminal, it installs to a different virtualenv, updates the Pipfile.lock, and then PyCharm detects a new dependency in that file that doesn't exist in the pipenv it's using.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 24 at 22:06
Take a look at this JetBrains support thread and see if that resolves the issue you're having.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 2:58
1
That's an unfortunate PyCharm bug youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the ticket.
– Pavel Karateev
Mar 28 at 7:55
Have you looked at the answers to this post? Also are you sure the pipenv environment you're installing into in the terminal is the same one you set for the project interpreter? It seems like maybe when you install via the terminal, it installs to a different virtualenv, updates the Pipfile.lock, and then PyCharm detects a new dependency in that file that doesn't exist in the pipenv it's using.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 24 at 22:06
Have you looked at the answers to this post? Also are you sure the pipenv environment you're installing into in the terminal is the same one you set for the project interpreter? It seems like maybe when you install via the terminal, it installs to a different virtualenv, updates the Pipfile.lock, and then PyCharm detects a new dependency in that file that doesn't exist in the pipenv it's using.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 24 at 22:06
Take a look at this JetBrains support thread and see if that resolves the issue you're having.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 2:58
Take a look at this JetBrains support thread and see if that resolves the issue you're having.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 2:58
1
1
That's an unfortunate PyCharm bug youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the ticket.
– Pavel Karateev
Mar 28 at 7:55
That's an unfortunate PyCharm bug youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the ticket.
– Pavel Karateev
Mar 28 at 7:55
add a comment |
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The solution is in this answer on the JetBrains support forums.
The steps are as follows:
- Go to File > Invalidate Caches/Restart... and press Invalidate and Restart.
- Once restarted, add the interpreter back, wait for the stubs to be rebuilt and then check to if the problem has been resolved.
- If not, then first remove the pipenv interpreter as the project interpreter by going to File > Settings > Project: > Project Interpreter and setting the project interpreter to No Interpreter. Click Apply and OK. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 and see if it solves the problem.
I'm not sure why this problem occurs, but it seems to solve it when it comes up.
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
1
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
1
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
1
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
add a comment |
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The solution is in this answer on the JetBrains support forums.
The steps are as follows:
- Go to File > Invalidate Caches/Restart... and press Invalidate and Restart.
- Once restarted, add the interpreter back, wait for the stubs to be rebuilt and then check to if the problem has been resolved.
- If not, then first remove the pipenv interpreter as the project interpreter by going to File > Settings > Project: > Project Interpreter and setting the project interpreter to No Interpreter. Click Apply and OK. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 and see if it solves the problem.
I'm not sure why this problem occurs, but it seems to solve it when it comes up.
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
1
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
1
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
1
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
add a comment |
The solution is in this answer on the JetBrains support forums.
The steps are as follows:
- Go to File > Invalidate Caches/Restart... and press Invalidate and Restart.
- Once restarted, add the interpreter back, wait for the stubs to be rebuilt and then check to if the problem has been resolved.
- If not, then first remove the pipenv interpreter as the project interpreter by going to File > Settings > Project: > Project Interpreter and setting the project interpreter to No Interpreter. Click Apply and OK. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 and see if it solves the problem.
I'm not sure why this problem occurs, but it seems to solve it when it comes up.
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
1
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
1
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
1
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
add a comment |
The solution is in this answer on the JetBrains support forums.
The steps are as follows:
- Go to File > Invalidate Caches/Restart... and press Invalidate and Restart.
- Once restarted, add the interpreter back, wait for the stubs to be rebuilt and then check to if the problem has been resolved.
- If not, then first remove the pipenv interpreter as the project interpreter by going to File > Settings > Project: > Project Interpreter and setting the project interpreter to No Interpreter. Click Apply and OK. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 and see if it solves the problem.
I'm not sure why this problem occurs, but it seems to solve it when it comes up.
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
The solution is in this answer on the JetBrains support forums.
The steps are as follows:
- Go to File > Invalidate Caches/Restart... and press Invalidate and Restart.
- Once restarted, add the interpreter back, wait for the stubs to be rebuilt and then check to if the problem has been resolved.
- If not, then first remove the pipenv interpreter as the project interpreter by going to File > Settings > Project: > Project Interpreter and setting the project interpreter to No Interpreter. Click Apply and OK. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 and see if it solves the problem.
I'm not sure why this problem occurs, but it seems to solve it when it comes up.
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
edited Mar 25 at 16:10
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
answered Mar 25 at 16:03
Mihai ChelaruMihai Chelaru
2,523101424
2,523101424
1
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
1
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
1
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
add a comment |
1
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
1
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
1
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
1
1
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
@Matthew Okay, I've incorporated your feedback into my answer to save people some extra work if it's not required. Thanks =)
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 16:11
1
1
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
I still think this is really strange, that although you start a new project with pipenv, and install within the terminal of pipenv, PyCharm fails to find the interpreter. I will send this question to PyCharm :D It just does not make sense to me.
– Matthew
Mar 25 at 16:42
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Did you ever try removing pipenv from the project interpreter first like that post suggested? Not sure if it makes a difference or not. I've had that same warning pop up for me, but it did eventually go away and I'm not sure what I did to fix it.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 11:18
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
Oh I see, that's unfortunate. I hope they respond with a better solution, which you can post here as an answer and accept if it solved it for you. I'll leave my solution up for context.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 26 at 12:23
1
1
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
@MIhau It is now reported as a major bug in PyCharm youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the issue
– Matthew
Mar 28 at 8:14
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Have you looked at the answers to this post? Also are you sure the pipenv environment you're installing into in the terminal is the same one you set for the project interpreter? It seems like maybe when you install via the terminal, it installs to a different virtualenv, updates the Pipfile.lock, and then PyCharm detects a new dependency in that file that doesn't exist in the pipenv it's using.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 24 at 22:06
Take a look at this JetBrains support thread and see if that resolves the issue you're having.
– Mihai Chelaru
Mar 25 at 2:58
1
That's an unfortunate PyCharm bug youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34622 Please vote for the ticket.
– Pavel Karateev
Mar 28 at 7:55