I installed Pycharm community Edition 2016.1.4 on a Windows 7 machine and tried to update some packages used by the project I intend to work on. The update failed because the local repository " is not trusted or a secure host " (according to pip ), so to update packages in the command-line I need to run:
pip install <package> --trusted-host <insecure-host>
Is it possible to specify in PyCharm that --trusted-host option or is Pycharm so concerned about my security that it won't allow me to do so?
After some digging I found the answer. Registering it here in case someone is interested.
Go to
File --> Settings --> Project: name_of_the_project --> Project Interpreter
Choose (double click) the package you want to update and the Available Packages will pop-up. There is a checkbox Options on the lower-left part of the window. Check that and enter
--trusted-host hostname
Option and hit the Install Package button.
That way I was able to update the package from the insecure host, thus solving my problem.
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