What is the Default File Type for Jenkinsfile in Pycharm

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I understand how to change default file type associations for formatting in pycharm.

What I don't know is what file is associated with Jenkinsfile files.

I can't find an entry for it, but it's clearly formatting stuff for me. I'd like to change its tabs / associate other files with it. I would have thought yaml or groovy but the first is wrong and the second isn't an option.

Thanks for any help!

 

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Andrey Resler
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Jenkinsfile uses groovy syntax, and it's managed by TextMate Bundles

You can modify the settings for groovy bundle by editing <IDE_HOME>/plugins/textmate/lib/bundles/groovy/package.json

Settings related to file pattern:

      "extensions": [".groovy", ".gvy", ".gradle", ".jenkinsfile", ".nf"],
      "filenames": [ "Jenkinsfile" ],
      "filenamePatterns": ["Jenkinsfile.*"],
            "firstLine": "^#!.*\\bgroovy\\b",
            "configuration": "./language-configuration.json"
        }],
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Gabenovstan
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This is great, but is it possible to add "Groovy" or "Jenkinsfile" as a recognized file types?

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Andrey Resler
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Gabenovstan My previous comment explains just that. You can add any file name/extension/pattern to the desired TextMate bundle.

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Bigjohnaumic
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Hello, nice tip thanks. Problem is although I have the textmate bundles installed and enabled I have no <IDE_HOME>/plugins/textmate folder. I can create it but then I don't know which structure is supposed to have the whole file, I cannot just use the snippet. Where can I find a complete file for reference ? Or am I missing soomething ? Thanks 

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Daniil Bogdanov
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Do you have a plugin directory there?

If not, how was PyCharm installed initially? 

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Bigjohnaumic
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Hey. Yes I have the plugins directory. I have installed pycharm using the DMG provided by Jetbrains.

➜  plugins pwd
/Users/bigjohn/Library/Application Support/JetBrains/PyCharm2023.2/plugins
➜  plugins ls
IdeaVIM-2.6.3         clouds-docker-gateway space
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Daniil Bogdanov
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Oh, sorry for the confusion, is a PyCharm installation directory. 
For MacOS, it should be something like this: /Applications/Pycharm.app/Contents/plugins/.
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Bigjohnaumic
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Thanks, so now I can find the file here: /Applications/PyCharm.app/Contents/plugins/textmate/lib/bundles/groovy/package.json

I suppose there is a folder for user plugin and a folder for internal plugins. Anyway, my file contains (extract):

 (...)
  1     "languages": [
  2       {
  3         "id": "groovy",
  4         "aliases": [
  5           "Groovy",
  6           "groovy"
  7         ],
  8         "extensions": [
  9           ".groovy",
 10           ".gvy",
 11           ".gradle",
 12           ".jenkinsfile",
 13           ".nf"
 14         ],
 15         "filenames": [
 16           "Jenkinsfile"
 17         ],
 18         "filenamePatterns": [
 19           "Jenkinsfile*"
 20         ],
 21         "firstLine": "^#!.*\\bgroovy\\b",
 22         "configuration": "./language-configuration.json"
 23       }
 24     ],
 (...)

And my files are named `Jenkinsfile-build`, `Jenkinsfile-toto` and there is no syntax highlightning in the application.

I have checked that the groovy texmate bundle is activated in the settings and it is.

What do I miss ?

BTW I have also tested “Jenkinsfile.*” for the pattern and restarted Pycharm but I did not help.

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Margarita Tyumenkova
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Hello Bigjohnaumic ,

We have the issue related to Jenkinsfile: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-327196

Can you please check if this fix can help you? The fix is available in 2023.3 Beta version.

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