About this software
One-year subscription license for Python Bytecode, offered as a commercial per-user entitlement for one named user. The SKU indicates English (EN) and MULTI options and is billed per user under a subscription model.
Intended for organizations needing a single-user commercial license for Python Bytecode, this SKU covers one year of entitlement and follows JetBrains' licensing and delivery processes; consult publisher documentation for activation, renewal, and license management details.
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- Single-user license: Grants entitlement to one named user
- One-year subscription: License is valid for a one-year subscription period
- Commercial use: Licensed for commercial deployment or development
- English language materials: Includes English-language product materials as indicated by EN
- Per-user pricing: Billed per user under a subscription model
Available languages
- English
- Multiple languages
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- Publisher documentation: Refer to JetBrains documentation for licensing, installation, and product details.
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- Sales channel guidance: Contact the reseller or JetBrains sales channel used at purchase for order questions.
- Technical support: Technical support options are provided according to publisher support terms.
- Renewal information: Renewals and upgrades follow JetBrains' subscription and renewal policies.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Python Bytecode?
A component that enables JetBrains tooling to recognize and work with compiled Python bytecode from third-party packages, supporting inspection, navigation and tooling integration.
How does it affect code analysis and debugging?
It provides bytecode metadata and mappings that let static analysis, symbol navigation, and debugging tools operate when original source code is not available.
Are there security considerations when using third-party bytecode?
Yes; bytecode from untrusted sources should be treated cautiously. Run analysis in isolated environments and validate artifacts before executing them in production contexts.
Can it be used to inspect compiled Python modules without source?
It supports inspection of compiled modules for IDE features such as symbol lookup and type hints; actual visibility depends on included metadata and debug information.