Hey Team! I wonder how easy is for you to use Pycharm with the mono-repo. I’m having hard time to control it since in case I work on multiple connectors I need to open each in a different window and such. Any better way to handle multiple interperters in Pycharm in the same window?

@Amit Ripshtos does this link help? https://docs.airbyte.io/contributing-to-airbyte/monorepo-python-development you can skip gradle commands

basically I create a pycharm "monorepo" and point to the relevant venv when working on a particular connector

I already read it, but it’s not that simple in real life. You can not give names to the interperters so I need to recognize which interperter related to which connector, and I need to “set as source root” each connector folder and unset the others every time

I wanted to know if anyone had a good idea how to make development more simple

https://airbytehq.slack.com/archives/C019WEENQRM/p1628888763090600?thread_ts=1628767465.085700&cid=C019WEENQRM by interpreter do you mean the one inside the IDE itself? I don’t use the interpreter in the IDE, I usually use iterm2 (which I’ve configured to show my current working directory) for any command line operations

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