Hi Dian,
thank you for the explanation. I guess this is, at least as far as we know,
as good as it gets for an IntelliJ setup for all of Flink. I'll put up a
pull request to update the IDE setup guide, but also point out that for
specific work on PyFlink, a separate setup with PyCharm is recommend
Hi Ingo,
There are both Java/Python source codes in PyFlink and I use two IDEs at
the same time: IntelliJ IDEA & PyCharm.
Regarding ONLY using IntelliJ IDEA for both Python & Java development, I
have tried it and it works just as you said. I have done the following:
- Install Python Plugin
- Mark
Hi Dian,
thanks for responding! No, I haven't tried, but I'm aware of it. I don't
work exclusively on PyFlink, but rather just occasionally. So instead of
having a whole separate IDE and project for one module I'm trying to get
the whole Flink project to work as one in IntelliJ. Do PyFlink develop
Hi Ingo,
Thanks a lot for starting up this discussion. I have not tried IntelliJ and
I’m using PyCharm for PyFlink development. Have you tried this guideline?
[1]
It’s written in 1.9 and I think it should still work.
Regards,
Dian
[1]
https://ci.apache.org/projects/flink/flink-docs-release-1.13/
Thanks for starting this discussion Ingo. I guess that Dian can probably
answer this question. I am big +1 for updating our documentation for how to
set up the IDE since this problem will probably be encountered a couple of
times.
Cheers,
Till
On Wed, Aug 18, 2021 at 11:03 AM Ingo Bürk wrote:
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Hello @dev,
like probably most of you, I am using IntelliJ to work on Flink. Lately I
needed to also work with flink-python, and thus was wondering about how to
properly set it up to work in IntelliJ. So far, I have done the following:
1. Install the Python plugin
2. Set up a custom Python SDK us
