Few questions with multi-PC syncing...
I'm curious what the best approach would be to having a "single" repository (outside of git or the like) for all projects. I haven't really tested it yet, but I am currently storing my projects on my dropbox that both PC's sync to, I'm just curious if that's a good approach or not?
Secondly, what would the best approach be to ensure both IDE installations (on both PC's of course) share the same settings? I was thinking if there was a way to have PhpStorm and all configuration actually stored on DropBox (doubtful with registry settings?) that would be ideal.
Lastly, is there any way to have a "master" node_modules directory storing eslint/other plugins that every project "shares"? The way it stands now, if I make a new project, I copy over an existing node_modules folder... In essence, I'd like to start all of my projects with the exact same settings.
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Updated the OP, it seems like the forum is quite... dead sadly, but hoping for a response. There has to be others out there who use multiple PC's...
Hello,
Why version control system (Git, Subversion et cetera) is not an option for you? It is definitely more useful, fast, reliable and easy to manage than Dropbox share.
The best way to synchronize the settings between several workstations would be the Settings Repository: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115000181204-Few-questions-with-multi-PC-syncing- . You can use free GitHub or any other Git-based repository for that.
And of course you can have your node_modules directory located somewhere at your computer - you can configure default settings via File > Default Settings and it will be the initial configuration for all new projects since then.