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I am using a virtualenv on a remote machine and want simulate the same env on my mac so that I can use pycharm for further development.

My virtualenv is in the path , "~/venv"

I have created the ~/.pycharmc with following contents(as suggested in "How do I activate a virtualenv inside PyCharm's terminal?")

source ~/venv/bin/activate

/bin/bash --rcfile ~/.pycharmrc

works fine and creates the necessary venv, but it is not working in my pycharm environment(attaching image at the end)

What am I missing ?

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Go to Settings > Project Interpreter > Python Interpreters > Add

Navigate to ~/venv/bin and select your python binary. PyCharm notices that it is an virtual environment and supports it completely. Make sure to select the added environment as your projects interpreter.

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The problem was that I had copied the virtualenv folders from the remote machine. Once I installed all the dependencies and added it in the list of virtualenvs of PyCharm. It works fine now .

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