As per the time of writing the only solution I have found is to uninstall (snap remove pycharm-community) the snap version and manually download and and use the version you wish. However, this was only temporary due to a (now solved) bug in the database navigator.
It is possible. You have to inform to snap which channel you want to download the version from. In order to find the channel a.k.a version you do:
snap info pycharm-community
This is gonna give an output with information about this snap with a session including all available channels. Example of this session:
After you choose the channel matching with the version you want, do:
snap switch --channel 2019.2/stable pycharm-community
This will tell snap to look to this channel for updates. After that run the command to install the version from that channel:
snap refresh pycharm-community
This will disable the current version as it was uninstalled and make the new active.
As per the time of writing the only solution I have found is to uninstall (
snap remove pycharm-community
) the snap version and manually download and and use the version you wish. However, this was only temporary due to a (now solved) bug in the database navigator.Running (rather than installation) instructions are provided on this page.