My guess -- it may be asking where do you want to create this PHP Interpreter: IDE-wide level (available for all projects) or Project-level (this project only)
There are some private comments in the issue thread proving Andriy's words. The description will be fixed in the next major release, sorry for confusing you.
If my previous comment is correct .. then "application level entity" = project-specific entity (something that belongs this project only and (settings for it) stored in .idea subfolder). It's opposite to IDE-level where it is available for ALL projects worked with on this computer.
Things like: Deployment entries, PHP interpreters (of Local type at least) can be global (IDE-wide) or project-specific.
Hi there,
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-33859 -- this ticket asks pretty much for the same.
My guess -- it may be asking where do you want to create this PHP Interpreter: IDE-wide level (available for all projects) or Project-level (this project only)
But what actually happens in each scenario?
Well ... looks like I might be a bit wrong here (the initial assumption that it is applies to PHP Interpreter).
After re-reading the description (from screenshot you have provided -- the key word is "deployment server") my current understanding is:
1) "Create..." will make a project-specific copy of this IDE-wide Deployment entry (so you will have 2 entries: one IDE-wide and one project specific)
2) "Move..." will just make that Deployment entry project-specific (so it will disappear from other projects if there such that are using it)
There are some private comments in the issue thread proving Andriy's words.
The description will be fixed in the next major release, sorry for confusing you.
I don't think that I understand the meaning of application level entity
>application level entity
If my previous comment is correct .. then "application level entity" = project-specific entity (something that belongs this project only and (settings for it) stored in .idea subfolder). It's opposite to IDE-level where it is available for ALL projects worked with on this computer.
Things like: Deployment entries, PHP interpreters (of Local type at least) can be global (IDE-wide) or project-specific.