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PyCharm has the ability to set up a remote interpreter in Vagrant. I have this configured for my main project, but am getting "/bin/bash: dmypy: command not found" when I try to run MyPy.
I have tried right clicking the MyPy terminal and selecting Configure Plugin, and adding the full path to the mypy binary inside of vagrant instance. This results in command not found as explained above.
Does this plugin currently do any introspection into the project to see if the project's interpreter resides on another filesystem?
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Remote virtual environments are unfortunately not yet supported (and may be non-trivial to add). Thanks for request anyway, we may add this at some point (also PRs welcome).
PyCharm has the ability to set up a remote interpreter in Vagrant. I have this configured for my main project, but am getting "/bin/bash: dmypy: command not found" when I try to run MyPy.
I have tried right clicking the MyPy terminal and selecting Configure Plugin, and adding the full path to the mypy binary inside of vagrant instance. This results in command not found as explained above.
Does this plugin currently do any introspection into the project to see if the project's interpreter resides on another filesystem?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: