Rubymine7 may or may not be able to find a routing declaration to go

I think render partial might have same ploblem.

```
= render partial: 'aaa/bbb' # Before, I think I could find declaration to go (aaa.html.erb)
```

Hi,

could you please try to invalidate caches File|Invalidate Caches, if this will not work please provide  RubyMine's logs (Help|Show Log in ...)

Regards, Oleg.

I tried to invalidate caches and restart. But that won't change anything.
I attach a log file.

I tried above procedure on this rails application.
https://github.com/ts-3156/rails_base

Hi,

do you mean that you can not go to "form" at line https://github.com/ts-3156/rails_base/blob/master/app/views/users/new.html.haml#L4?
If so, could you please file ticket with the information in our tracker (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/RUBY)

Regards, Oleg.

>> do you mean that you can not go to "form" at line https://github.com/ts-3156/rails_base/blob/master/app/views/users/new.html.haml#L4?

Yes. On my one pc rubymine can find declaration but on my another pc rubymine cannot find it.
I try to find the cause of it and I might find it.

I think when I mark vendor/bundle as excluded, rubymine cannot find declaration of render partial: 'form'.
Is the directory important for rubymine to analyze code syntax?

Suppose it' correct, I have another question.

The reason why I mark the directory as excluded is to filter files when using Navigate > File.
If I don't mark the directory, Navigate > File show me too many files like attached screenshot.

What would be the best thing to avoid this too many file problem?

Well, yes, if you keep all your gems in vendor/bundle then you should not exclude it.
The problem with go to file you have is similar to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-14701.

Regargds, Oleg.

I see. Thank you for replying.

I am looking forward to be implemented this.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-14701