pycharm is not pulling itself in ( COPR issue) about tigeros HOT 12 CLOSED

Temp fix in place. Leaving open as a reminder to revert later.

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@linux-modder do we know if this has been fixed upstream?

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The repo data has not changed it seems still indicates rpm-metadata however might be a way to setup a monitor of his builds to point to the latest successful build (at present one from 2 weeks ago, however his cycle of builds does APPEAR to be every two weeks from the history)

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Still an issue and possibly a blocker for full move to F26 @linux-modder @Tjzabel

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@axk4545 @Tjzabel I will look again, sorry I've been sidelined with other projects recently sorry.

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@axk4545 why are we installing PyCharm this way, instead of installing it as we have for IntelliJ IDEA?

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@Tjzabel PyCharm-community which is what is in play for TigerOS is not at the version needed/desired when pulled from IntelliJ IDEA

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@linux-modder Well, if the Copr still isn't available I can always make a script, even if temporary, to install the pycharm community edition if it's holding us back.

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@Tjzabel @Tjzabel21 Just saw the comment. We can talk at the meeting. The short answer is it is better to pull from COPR since that is an RPM rather than add it to our collection of scripts and then have to maintain it.

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@linux-modder I think this is fixed now with F26. Mind verifying?

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Just tested against the COPR on Fedora 26 and it succeeded and can launch

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