What’s New in PyCharm 2024.1.4

New gutter icons provide an easy way to manage URLs in Flask, FastAPI, and Django projects. In just a few clicks you can test an endpoint by running the request in the HTTP Client, view all lower-level endpoints, navigate one level up, or copy the URL to the clipboard.

New inlay hints with endpoint URLs further contribute to code readability for Python web frameworks. Clicking on such a hint will navigate you to the parent route or open a dropdown if there are several. Hold ⌘, ⌥, Ctrl, or Alt to copy the URL to the clipboard.

We’ve added support for PEP 692. Keyword arguments defined as TypedDict are now available when you invoke parameter info (Ctrl + P), as well as in code completion and in the quick documentation popup (Ctrl + Q). Now you have access to yet another tool that lets you use the latest type hinting capabilities in Python to develop an easy-to-understand codebase.

PyCharm can now suggest a list of relevant Hugging Face models that best suit your needs. This allows you to decide which model to use and install it without ever having to leave the IDE. Right-click in the editor tab to call the context menu, choose Insert HF Model, and identify what you would like the model to do. PyCharm will provide a list of options to choose from! After you select a model, PyCharm will suggest inserting a code snippet that allows you to use this model directly in the open file, and it will download and install all the missing packages on which this model depends.

PyCharm now underlines packages that are listed in requirements.txt but that are not installed on the current Python interpreter with a yellow squiggly line. Hover over the package name and click Install all missing packages to immediately set up your development environment.