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| - | === Step 7: Configure remote terminal === | + | ==== Step 7: Configure remote terminal |
| For some things such as executing tests in the terminal or browsing project files on the remote | For some things such as executing tests in the terminal or browsing project files on the remote | ||
| machine you might want to have the remote terminal handy in your PyCharm editor. | machine you might want to have the remote terminal handy in your PyCharm editor. | ||
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| server terminal. | server terminal. | ||
| - | === Manually syncing project files === | + | |
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| + | ==== Manually syncing project files ==== | ||
| When we are working on a remote development environment the files are continuously uploaded to the remote server. This is done automatically by PyCharm by default. Sometimes, especially when we are restructuring our files and folders, PyCharm may get confused about what changes must be uploaded and thus corrupting the sync between your local environment and your remote | When we are working on a remote development environment the files are continuously uploaded to the remote server. This is done automatically by PyCharm by default. Sometimes, especially when we are restructuring our files and folders, PyCharm may get confused about what changes must be uploaded and thus corrupting the sync between your local environment and your remote | ||
| environment. | environment. | ||