Support for uv, Poetry, and Hatch Workspaces (Beta)
Workspaces are increasingly the go-to choice for companies and open-source teams aiming to manage shared code, enforce consistency, and simplify dependency management across multiple services. Working within massive codebases often means juggling many interdependent Python projects simultaneously.
To streamline this experience, PyCharm 2026.1.1 introduced built-in support for uv workspaces, as well as those managed by Poetry and Hatch. This new functionality – currently in Beta – allows the IDE to automatically manage dependencies and environments across your entire workspace.
Intelligent workspace detection
When you open a workspace, PyCharm can now derive its entire structure and all its dependencies directly from your pyproject.toml files. This allows the IDE to understand relationships between projects deeply, significantly reducing the amount of configuration you have to do manually.
