I like PyCharm's intentions when I want them, not when they are constantly popping up via the light bulb to distract me.
Is there a way to disable the light bulbs but have the intentions still available as normal via Alt-Enter?
Note this similar question shows an editor.xml config option for IntelliJ to hide the light bulb. PyCharm is based on IntelliJ but I can't find any such XML config file in my installation.
Update in 2019:
There is now a setting for this in the File > Settings...:
Under Editor > General > Appearance uncheck the option Show intention bulb.
Adding an update for 2017:
In Python Community Edition version 2017.2.3 for Windows I found the editor.xml file instead in C:\Users\<username>\.PyCharmCE2017.2\config\options
For Windows in 2020 and PyCharm community edition:
@Ghopper21's xml file may be located here:
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\PyCharmCE2020.1\options
Another option, in PyCharm IDE:
File -> Settings -> Editor -> Inspections -> Python
Then deselect everything.
This illustrious lightbulb issue may have me moving back to Anaconda's Spyder or EMACS
