I went ahead and uninstalled the plugin, but now I don't have TestNG....at all. I have the TestNG Generator, but I can't actually run my tests because there is no TestNG.
I went ahead and uninstalled the plugin, but now I don't have TestNG....at all. I have the TestNG Generator, but I can't actually run my tests because there is no TestNG.
Is this because I just have the trial version?
Rather than uninstalling the plugin, you should have manually deleted the old plugin from the plugins\config directory. To get the plugin back, you can simply reinstall IntelliJ IDEA over your existing installation.
The set of plugins available in IntelliJ IDEA is the same for trial and purchased versions.
-- Dmitry Jemerov Software Developer JetBrains, Inc. http://www.jetbrains.com/ "Develop with Pleasure!"
Rather than uninstalling the plugin, you should have manually deleted the old plugin from the plugins\config directory. To get the plugin back, you can simply reinstall IntelliJ IDEA over your existing installation.
Dmitry - is there anyway IDEA could automate this process on startup? I.e. detect "you have clashing plugins which are now bundled with idea - remove old plugin?" or something?
AFAIK, you must remove TestNG-J 'cause compatibility problem.
And actually, TestNG plugin which is integrated in M2 is (newer version of)TestNG-J.
Thanks, I indeed got an error when the original TestNG-J plugin was still present. I removed it and now it works.
regards,
Wim
Wim Deblauwe wrote:
Yep. The bundled plugin version doesn't like having the older plugin
installed.
I had the same problem...
I went ahead and uninstalled the plugin, but now I don't have TestNG....at all. I have the TestNG Generator, but I can't actually run my tests because there is no TestNG.
Is this because I just have the trial version?
Hello Flavouski,
Rather than uninstalling the plugin, you should have manually deleted the
old plugin from the plugins\config directory. To get the plugin back, you
can simply reinstall IntelliJ IDEA over your existing installation.
The set of plugins available in IntelliJ IDEA is the same for trial and purchased
versions.
--
Dmitry Jemerov
Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc.
http://www.jetbrains.com/
"Develop with Pleasure!"
Wow, thanks for the quick reply and great advice. Works wonderfully.
Dmitry Jemerov wrote:
Dmitry - is there anyway IDEA could automate this process on startup?
I.e. detect "you have clashing plugins which are now bundled with idea -
remove old plugin?" or something?