Remote Interpreter path mapping after Deployment root change in PyCharm 2024.x

PyCharm's Deployment configuration syncs local source code to a remote server via SSH or SFTP before execution, and the Remote Interpreter feature resolves module imports on the target machine. When the Deployment server's root path is reconfigured—such as during directory restructuring or version migration—the resulting local-to-remote path mappings may not automatically update in the Remote Interpreter settings, creating a discrepancy between transferred files and import resolution.

The Deployment tool window logs file transfer success but does not verify that the remote Python interpreter's path environment reflects the new root, and incorrect mappings produce import failures despite successful uploads. Additionally, PyCharm 2024.x does not document a built-in propagation mechanism between Deployment root changes and Remote Interpreter mappings, leaving the alignment as a manual configuration task.

• Does a change to the Deployment server root path automatically propagate to the Remote Interpreter's working directory and path mappings in PyCharm 2024.x, or must they be updated independently?
• What is the recommended method to verify that Remote Interpreter path mappings remain synchronized with the current Deployment root after a configuration transition?
• Are there documented compatibility boundaries or known behaviors in PyCharm's deployment-to-interpreter pipeline that govern path mapping persistence across server root reconfigurations?