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openide/python/python-grazie/intellij.python.grazie.iml
Mikhail Golubev 17ed1d40a1 PY-40470 Move Python support from the bundled Grazie plugin to PyCharm core
First of all, it's easier to maintain the corresponding extensions this way as
the language evolves.

Also, it will help to extract remaining language-specific logic from Grazie to
other language plugins, as existing direction of optional dependencies (Grazie -> Python)
prevented doing the same for JavaScript because of an introduced plugin dependency
(JavaScript -> Grazie -> Python -> JavaScriptDebugger).

GitOrigin-RevId: a1e5a3d8121daf4f949abd0a602eb79c8a6f6dd9
2020-02-21 18:15:52 +00:00

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