And I must admit that I'm very disappointed in the fact that there is no IntelliJ team support for this topic, or some guidance to help people, as this happens pretty much after all new versions of IntelliJ and it's update, and as a consequence, it impacts a developer's work, at least for us who work on really big projects.
So I've decided, to make this short tutorial how to restore back your bookmarks for Windows 10 users :
As of version 2020.1, IntelliJ operates under hidden Windows user AppData folder : e.g. C:\Users\<windows.user.name>\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\IntelliJIdea<version>\workspace
Even more, under C:\Users\<windows.user.name>\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains there are previous versions, (along with backup folders !) and under appropriate version, in folder "workspace" there are all modifications, in the form of <funny_ssh_like_fileName>.xml (e.g. 1lFTpsTT6pUo3tksBtYpwaD5qZ2.xml)
So, in my case, I've : 1. opened ~\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\IntelliJIdea2020.3\workspace 2. sort files to descend based on modified flag 3. opened the newest one, and found that there is just one new bookmark, without previous ones ! 4. so, I opened next recent xml, found <component name="BookmarkManager"> and copied everything in between, into the current IntelliJ workspace file
I just wanted to add that you may also get a workspace ID from the project's ".idea/workspace.xml" file. It is being stored under the "ProjectID" node, like:
For those who is looking for the path in Linux and for PyCharm - bookmarks are stored in this file ~/.config/JetBrains/PyCharm<version>/workspace/<funny_ssh_like_fileName>.xml
And note that line numbers stored in the xml-file starts with 0.
I saw the topic is related to PhpStorm. And I have found this topic by query "pycharm copy bookmarks". Perhaps I`m not the single one.
Unfortunately, no: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-111619
Bookmarks are kept in the .idea/workspace.xml file, you can try copying it to the project at work.
@Eugene Morozov Fortunately yes !
And I must admit that I'm very disappointed in the fact that there is no IntelliJ team support for this topic,
or some guidance to help people, as this happens pretty much after all new versions of IntelliJ and it's update,
and as a consequence, it impacts a developer's work, at least for us who work on really big projects.
So I've decided, to make this short tutorial how to restore back your bookmarks for Windows 10 users :
As of version 2020.1, IntelliJ operates under hidden Windows user AppData folder :
e.g. C:\Users\<windows.user.name>\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\IntelliJIdea<version>\workspace
Even more, under C:\Users\<windows.user.name>\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains there are previous versions, (along with backup folders !)
and under appropriate version, in folder "workspace" there are all modifications, in the form of <funny_ssh_like_fileName>.xml
(e.g. 1lFTpsTT6pUo3tksBtYpwaD5qZ2.xml)
So, in my case, I've :
1. opened ~\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\IntelliJIdea2020.3\workspace
2. sort files to descend based on modified flag
3. opened the newest one, and found that there is just one new bookmark, without previous ones !
4. so, I opened next recent xml, found <component name="BookmarkManager"> and copied everything in between,
into the current IntelliJ workspace file
Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
I just wanted to add that you may also get a workspace ID from the project's ".idea/workspace.xml" file. It is being stored under the "ProjectID" node, like:
The file will be named as "1iyAAbIwvCQ9QvsmSD1nvGgYVgE.xml" correspondingly.
For those who is looking for the path in Linux and for PyCharm - bookmarks are stored in this file ~/.config/JetBrains/PyCharm<version>/workspace/<funny_ssh_like_fileName>.xml
And note that line numbers stored in the xml-file starts with 0.
I saw the topic is related to PhpStorm. And I have found this topic by query "pycharm copy bookmarks". Perhaps I`m not the single one.
I found my Bookmarks under following folder:
Each file is a project.
The bookmarks are stored inside the component node "BookmarksManager".