I have Raspberry pi $64-$bit bullseye system. I want to make my raspberry pi camera module $2$ to work so this is the code I used to check if the raspberry pi camera works.

The code I used:

from picamera$2$ import Picamera$2$

picam$2=$ Picamera$2()$

picam$2.$start$\_$and$\_$record$\_$video$("$test$1.$mp$4",$ duration$=7)$

This works well when I used Thonny application but I seem to have a problem when I run this in Pycharm. Error is No module named 'libcamera'. So this is what I tried to do to fix the problem:

I did this with the virtual environment in pycharm:

sudo apt install $-$y libcamera$-$dev

pip install rpi$-$libcamera

Error:

Problem encountered: This package works with libcamera version v$0\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}0+46-075$b$54$d$5,$ but you have version v$0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}5+83-$bde$9$b$04$f installed. Please check the readme for help with this error

A full log can be found at $/$tmp$/$pip$-$install$-\_$dqto$4$ek$/$rpi$-$libcamera$\_3$a$86$d$81863$ba$4$e$91860$a$28$fd$2$d$675$c$0$f$/.$mesonpy$-$br$23$v$3$ff$/$meson$-$logs$/$meson$-$log$.$txt

$[$end of output$]$

note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.

error: metadata$-$generation$-$failed

$\backslash$times Encountered error while generating package metadata.

$>$ See above for output.

note: This is an issue with the package mentioned above, not pip.

From what i gathered, installing libcamera in a virtual environment seems to be tricky but I really need to use pycharm for my project. Please take note that picamera$2$ seems to be the latest version for the raspberry pi camera to work. I hope you can show me the steps on how to fix my libcamera installation within a virtual environment. I am using python language