Rather frustratingly, every time I load up an existing project or create a new one – it complains there is no interpreter selected and I have to provide the path to it.
There is nothing unusual about my python installation, it’s sat in C:/Python27/ as you would expect. It always used to work, but the last few weeks something has changed.
I’m running Win7. PATH system variable points to C:/Python27/ as it ought to.
If I crack open commandline, the python command opens as it ought to.
Any ideas?
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Answer
Setting the IDE default interpreter fixed the problem, as Vadim mentioned. Found instructions on how to do that here.
File | Default Settings | Project Interpreter.This configuration sets the default interpreter for the new projects, note the Default Settings menu, it’s not the same as File | Settings which sets options for the current project.
Not entirely sure why the default was unset, but at least now I can set it back again. The project default setting was being forgotten as well which is curious, but a problem for another day.