Thanks for the invitation! I also encountered this problem two days ago. The approximate solution is as follows: Create .pipdirectory under ~/, and then create the pip.conf file
Don’t do anything after Invalidate Caches/Restar. Watch the data in the lower right corner of it re-index. Wait until it is indexed and see if it works
Under Windows, it should be changed
C:users用户名pippip.ini
hereIf there is no directory, create a new one.
Pycharm is just an IDE. You can install the packages you need directly in the console through pip or easy_install, which does not affect your use
Thanks for the invitation! I also encountered this problem two days ago. The approximate solution is as follows:
Create
.pip
directory under ~/, and then create the pip.conf fileI’m not sure about the Windows directory
Don’t do anything after Invalidate Caches/Restar. Watch the data in the lower right corner of it re-index. Wait until it is indexed and see if it works