PyCharm 2024.3.2: uv Package Management Support and More! : Evgenia Verbina
by: Evgenia Verbina
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PyCharm 2024.3.2 is here with uv package management support, flame graph visualization, and other improvements!
Get the latest version from our download page or update through our free Toolbox App.
Read this blog post to learn more about new features.
Support for uv package management
Take your environment management to the next level with uv integration in PyCharm. Create new environments from scratch or use a new environment type option to apply uv to existing ones. Additionally, when importing projects from version control, enjoy the flexibility to choose between venv and uv as your virtual environment manager.
Flame graph visualization [PyCharm Professional]
You can now quickly find out where your code spends most of its execution time. Flame graphs display the application call tree, allowing you to check how long each call takes in the entire snapshot or in the call’s direct parent. You can even set a threshold, search for specific methods, and zoom the graph to focus on it.
Quick-fix: Install missing packages from PyPI
If a package is not available in the default Conda repository, PyCharm now throws an error message and gives you the option to install the missing package from PyPI. You can either select Install from PyPI and proceed as normal or Abort Installation if you prefer to take a different route.
Visit our What’s New page to learn about the latest bug fixes, or read the release notes for the full breakdown of the changes.
If you encounter any problems, please report them via our issue tracker so we can address them promptly.
We’d love to hear your feedback on PyCharm 2024.3.2 – leave your comments below or connect with us on X.
January 28, 2025 at 03:51PM
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