PyCharm warns for unresolved reference builtin datetime module
Question:
I just installed the latest version of PyCharm (4.5).
Now I am experiencing unresolved reference errors.
On the top of my code I have:
from datetime import datetime
OS is Ubuntu 15.04.
Already did the Invalidate Cache/Restart several times. No difference.
The Project interpreter of my project is set to Python 2.7.6.
Already reloaded the Interperter Paths.
Code works fine, it’s just the IDE that produces an annoying error and no more autocomplete.
Answers:
That’s a known, already reported at https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-15460
As mentioned here try to delete the content of the skeleton folder. It reside inside of the settingsfolder (~/.PyCharmxxxx.xx/system/python_stubs)
Removing/adding the python environment was not necessary for me. Simply restart PyCharm after removing the content (or the whole python_stubs folder)
This does the trick for me and now it works like a (py)charm again.
Instead of
import datetime
Try this
from datetime import datetime
Works for me.
I just installed the latest version of PyCharm (4.5).
Now I am experiencing unresolved reference errors.
On the top of my code I have:
from datetime import datetime
OS is Ubuntu 15.04.
Already did the Invalidate Cache/Restart several times. No difference.
The Project interpreter of my project is set to Python 2.7.6.
Already reloaded the Interperter Paths.
Code works fine, it’s just the IDE that produces an annoying error and no more autocomplete.
That’s a known, already reported at https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-15460
As mentioned here try to delete the content of the skeleton folder. It reside inside of the settingsfolder (~/.PyCharmxxxx.xx/system/python_stubs)
Removing/adding the python environment was not necessary for me. Simply restart PyCharm after removing the content (or the whole python_stubs folder)
This does the trick for me and now it works like a (py)charm again.
Instead of
import datetime
Try this
from datetime import datetime
Works for me.