Support for Pycharm 2025.x

[GaliumNitride]

In case someone is interested, just submitted the edits required for compatibility for Pycharm 2025.2 into https://github.com/GaliumNitride/intellij-micropython-2025

I relied mostly on github copilot for the edits.
I tested it with RPi and its working.

The Run flash command is not fully working, but it can be done by command line (added some info in the readme)
If someone wants to import the edits to get this project back to speed, I hope my contribution resumes this project which now has no viable alternatives.

[lukaskremla]

Hey, this project has pretty much been discontinued for a couple years now.

If you want to do MicroPython development in PyCharm I suggest upgrading to the later IDE versions and trying MicroPython Tools, which is a fork of this plugin's unfinished revamp branch that has been completely rewritten and taken in a different direction.

[GaliumNitride]

Yes, I know.
The purpose of this discussion is to let the community know that intellij-micropython-2025 is an up and running MicroPython drop, compatible with the flows developers and hobbyists already have in place, without the need to move to a freemium/30-day trial plugin just to be able to work on the latest IDE versions. I will not go through the hassle of releasing it in the plugin marketplace

[lukaskremla]

Yes, I know.

The purpose of this discussion is to let the community know that intellij-micropython-2025 is an up and running MicroPython drop, compatible with the flows developers and hobbyists already have in place, without the need to move to a freemium/30-day trial plugin just to be able to work on the latest IDE versions. I will not go through the hassle of releasing it in the plugin marketplace

You do know that freemium in JetBrains marketplace means the plugin stays forever free, but offers additional pro functionality for a paid subscription?

I understand you have workflows set up, but trust me to at least give the other plugin a try and see for yourself.

The main codebase (all free features) are actually open-sourced here: https://github.com/lukaskremla/micropython-tools-jetbrains

[MarcelHeemskerk]

@GaliumNitride can you verify your version is working with micro:bit V2.2 ?

I have been trying to get @lukaskremla 's plugin to work but apparently micro:bit does not support the mpremote tooling properly