Excluding directory still gets indexed and show "Multiple definitions exists for class"

Hi there,

>or report this bug

This is quite unlikely to be a bug -- more of a misconfiguration on your end or misunderstanding of how it all works.

Is such folder is part of a composer package? By default, composer packages are excluded and then re-added as PHP Include Paths. This way they are still able to participate in Code Completion etc but will be excluded for TODOs/inspections/refactoring etc.

If so -- you cannot "exclude" some subfolder from already excluded folder (that is included back via Include path).

What you may do here -- mark files with such duplicate classes as "Plain Text" (vi aright click in Project View panel) -- the file will NOT be treated as PHP so no duplicates will be found.

The above -- is most likely the reason and possible solution. If you think otherwise -- provide more info with screenshots that would describe situation in details; ideally -- complete test project.

Hello,

I have the same problem with more than a thousand classes. I use composer to retrieve sources that I then inject in the project to have it follow some updates but the project uses magento1 that does not support natively composer. I do not imagine myself right-clicking on each of the class to achieve my goal. Is there any other way ?

Thanks,