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• PYCHARM COMMUNITY EDITION GOOGLE APP ENGINE INSTALL

Upgrade your application to use Go 1.11 or Go 1.12 before October 1, 2019. Starting October 1, 2019, new deployments that use the Go 1.9 runtime will not be available. When selected, packages from GOPATH and project files are indexed.Ĭlick Next, specify a project name and click Finish. When cleared, project files and vendored packages are indexed. (Optional) Toggle the Index entire GOPATH checkbox:

PYCHARM COMMUNITY EDITION GOOGLE APP ENGINE INSTALL

To change or install a new version of Go SDK, click the Add SDK… button and select Local… to choose the Go SDK version on your hard drive, or select Download… to download Go SDK from the official repository. Usually, the location is defined automatically.

In the GOROOT field, specify the location of your Go installation. In the New Project dialog, select App Engine from the list of available projects. Create a project with App Engine integrationĪlternatively, click New Project in the Welcome to IntelliJ IDEA dialog. For more information about run/debug configurations, see Run/debug configurations. To add another configuration, select Go build in the Run/Debug configurations dialog. The App Engine project has a predefined run/debug configuration. Customize the basic handler in the GO file or write your own. A new project already includes app.yaml with default configuration settings, and the GO file with the Hello World application. With App Engine integration, you can run and debug Google App Engine applications. You can learn more about Google App Engine at the official Google App Engine site. Google App Engine is a service and a platform where you can develop and host web applications.