I just recently started using Komodo Edit 10 and used an existing Django project which uses Python 3.6.x. I created a Komodo project (.komodoproject file) for it and updated the Projects > Project Preferences > Languages > Python 3 > Use this interpreter to point to my conda virtual environment. I've also added the site-packages directory to the "Additional Python 3 Import Directories" and so I was expecting code completion to work.
Now, when I open a .py file, like models.py, and start typing from dj, no code completion is done (I was expecting to get django drop-down). Then I noticed that in the open file, there's a drop-down to change the file type of the file (upper-right corner of editor). I changed it to "Python 3" and now completion works (yey!). So then I proceed to open the views.py file expecting code completion to work but it wouldn't, and I had to set the file type to "Python 3" before it worked.
Now, my question is if there's a way to batch change the file type for all .py files inside the project from "Python 2" to "Python 3"? Or do I have to tediously change the file type for each .py file manually?
