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I have recently had to re-download and install Python by using the Anaconda package. This was done because i was having issues installing a few packages and found sources saying it would be easier to simply do it using Anaconda.

I now have the issue that I am unable to upgrade or find new packages (which i used to be able to do, i think it gave the list of all Pypi packages) and am not sure which URL i need to enter in order for PyCharm to find all the packages that it used to. This is what i currently have in the Repositories, As you can see i have already added a few PyPi links, of which none have been successful:

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Does anyone know what link needs to be entered here to be able to browse through all PyPi Packages or upgrade currently installed packages?

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James Mallett Avatar asked Jul 13 '16 14:07

James Mallett


1 Answers

Under Project Interpreter, there is an Anaconda button. This is a toggle. Turning it off, allows you to use repositories like https://pypi.python.org/simple.

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Shellum Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 19:09

Shellum