Poll: Split project (.ipr) file into multiple files

We have an idea to split single .ipr file into multiple configuration files like

  • code style scheme

  • inspection profiles

  • project libraries

  • shared run configurations

  • etc.


Basically, the problem is .ipr files is supposed to be versioned but it changes way too often and changes are hard to track. As the side effect we could support graceful reload of named settings on external change like VCS update.

What do you think?

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One thing I maybe wouldn't like is an inflation of project-related
files,

Totaly true.

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Great idea

>dedicated directory
+1

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+1

Unfortunately the poll is from 2006 so it has lead to nothing? We would need different codestyles in a project.

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Hello suedkm,

+1

Unfortunately the poll is from 2006 so it has lead to nothing? We
would need different codestyles in a project.


Directory-based project format is supported since IDEA 8.1.

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Thank you Dimitry,

I think I missed the point. I thought that this feature would help me maintain different codestyles in a project. The author of this issue mentioned codestyles but in relation to merge conflicts and not in my sense.
Do you see any possibility to do what I need? Reason our project consists of several CVS modules which have different codestyle rules. We seem to be unable to apply different automatic codestyle rules for each of them.

Best regards

Michael

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Hello Michael,

IntelliJ IDEA does not currently support per-module code styles. You can
watch/vote for IDEABKL-2988 to get notified when this is implemented.

I think I missed the point. I thought that this feature would help me
maintain different codestyles in a project. The author of this issue
mentioned codestyles but in relation to merge conflicts and not in my
sense.

Do you see any possibility to do what I need? Reason our project
consists of several CVS modules which have different codestyle rules.
We seem to be unable to apply different automatic codestyle rules for
each of them.


--
Dmitry Jemerov
Development Lead
JetBrains, Inc.
http://www.jetbrains.com/
"Develop with Pleasure!"


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