Configuring Python SDK

In IntelliJ IDEA, you can define several Python SDKs.

Python SDKs can be configured on the following levels:

• New project: selected Python SDK will be used for the new project instead of the default one.

• Current project:

  • Platform settings: selected SDK can be used for all Python projects

  • Project:

    • Project: selected SDK will be used for the current project and all its modules

    • Module: selected SDK will be used for the current project module

    To view the list of available SDKs, choose File | Project Structure on the main menu (or click , or press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S).

    

Regardless of the level, you must configure a Python interpreter installed locally, remotely, or as a virtual environment:

• Virtualenv Environment
• Pipenv Environment
• Conda Environment
• System Interpreter
• SSH Interpreter
• Vagrant
• Docker
• Docker Compose

For any of the available SDKs you can:

• Install and Uninstall the interpreter paths
• Install and Uninstall the interpreter packages