Next Error in Project

Not at the moment I'm afraid, but this functionality should be introduced with our updated Problems View tool window (Alt+6) sometime soon.

So far, the view has been implemented with certain limitations (like highlighting errors for current file only), but the developers are working on making this view project-wide (ideally, any scope-wide) as we speak.

Don't think I can provide any solid ETA at the moment, but you can vote for IDEA-68854 and subscribe to updates on its progress. There are quite a lot of users waiting for the change to happen.

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That is really fantastic to hear. I will look for it in the EAP. This is probably the biggest single thing I miss from Eclipse. I suppose the other is probably the particular way that Eclipse implemented continuous build. That's definitely been improving in IDEA too though.

Thanks for the info!

    Jon

How do I go to the next failing assertion in a test run? It's not F2 - that goes to the next misspelled word in the current file.

The guideline here should be "failing tests are syntax errors"

@Phlip As far as I know, there is no shortcut that could do it. But if you use the shortcut (alt+4/⌘ 4) to focus on the Run/Debug tool window, press the up/down arrow, and press enter can go to the failed test in the code file.

When I used MS Visual Studio in the 1990s, it treated failing assertions as syntax errors, meaning the editor automatically goes to the failing line without mouse abuse. And I could get the debugger to breakpoint on the failing assertion, too.