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The only way I can see to do this is to manually write the fields all over again with the + sign.

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Surely PyCharm is storing this deployment data somewhere and I can just load the deploymen data again, right? How do I share this info btw projects?

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Charlie Parker
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  • Does this answer your question? [Pycharm doesn't recognize file or folder with remote interpreter](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73947300/pycharm-doesnt-recognize-file-or-folder-with-remote-interpreter) This is truly annoying. In the linked answer I show how to make a stable configuration that bypasses this pycharm bug. It is a hassle, but at least then you don't have to reconfigure every single time. – Gulzar Feb 21 '23 at 10:42

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Ok tbh I want to avoid passing file settings around because in the past it didn't work well. I assume PyCharm is buggy when managing those manually (in my experience at least).

Luckly there is a visible only for this project check box one can unclick for deployment settings. See picture:

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There is another one in the SSH configuration:

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Charlie Parker
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It is super painful feature that simply does not work well and it is not designed well. I like pycharm, and paying for it, but it is a bit bloated, and for remote development ssh deployments multiple projects just never works ... Sad that everything else takes a precedence over issues like this...

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  • curious, did you see my answer? what do you think? (btw, your answer is more a comment, so I'd put it in the comments of the question) – Charlie Parker Feb 19 '23 at 00:09