Reece Dunn

Created February 16, 2021 12:40

Given the PsiFile, you can use: ReformatCodeProcessor(psiFile, true).run() Here, "true" means only process the text that has changed. Use "false" if you want to reformat the entire file.

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Created January 19, 2021 21:07

Implementing runConfigurationProducer works. Thanks for your help.

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Created January 19, 2021 20:10

I've done a bit more digging and it looks like I need to implement the runConfigurationProducer endpoint using the LazyRunConfigurationProducer base class.

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Created January 19, 2021 19:33

The values in that constructor look correct. Investigating further, I think it is because the calls to ExecutorAction#getConfigurations are returning an empty sequence. Do you know where I should b...

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Created January 19, 2021 08:39

Thanks for the reference. I now have the run icons appearing in the gutter, but clicking on them is showing "Nothing here" in the popup menu. I'm implementing RunLineMarkerContributor via the runLi...

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Created November 16, 2020 09:12

I have a plugin.xml file in my main package for IntelliJ support. I've split the implementation into different packages, and am running the tests in those sub-packages. So does that mean that I nee...

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Created September 22, 2020 07:27

If you just specify the task name (e.g. runIde), gradle will run that task on all subprojects that support it (in your case, :runIde and :jps-plugin:runIde). You can use the :path1:path2:...:task s...

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Created September 21, 2020 08:52

I understand that I need to run against Java 11. What I would ideally like is something like: javaHome = ext.java_home_from_idea_build(ext.idea_since_build.toInteger()) where javaHome configures wh...

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Created September 21, 2020 07:59

That works, thanks. So there is no way to configure this in gradle, like can be done with the Kotlin JDK target version? That would make it easier when switching between IntelliJ builds.

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Created September 21, 2020 07:37

Do you mean which version is configured in the IDE? The Gradle JVM is set to "Project SDK", which is currently set to 1.8. Also, my JAVA_HOME is currently set to 1.8.

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