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Debugging techniques and tools for IntelliJ development. Use when debugging IDE issues or investigating failures.
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Pluginize a Product DSL module set by hand-writing a wrapper plugin module next to its feature modules. Use when promoting modules out of an aggregate module set (e.g. `essential`, `ide.common`) into a bundled plugin so products can include or omit them through normal plugin wiring, when updating bundled plugin registration for such a wrapper, or when fixing tests whose plugin loading logs show a missing wrapper plugin for a former module set.
Pluginize a Product DSL module set by hand-writing a wrapper plugin module next to its feature modules. Use when promoting modules out of an aggregate module set (e.g. `essential`, `ide.common`) into a bundled plugin so products can include or omit them through normal plugin wiring, when updating bundled plugin registration for such a wrapper, or when fixing tests whose plugin loading logs show a missing wrapper plugin for a former module set.
Extract an optional dependency from a plugin module into a new content module. Use when making a library dependency optional by separating integration code into its own module.
Extract an optional dependency from a plugin module into a new content module. Use when making a library dependency optional by separating integration code into its own module.
How to manage module dependencies in IntelliJ codebase. Use when adding or modifying module dependencies in iml files.
Guidelines for structuring and developing IntelliJ remote development modules. Use when working on Remote Development features.
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| description | Debugging techniques and tools for IntelliJ development. Use when debugging IDE issues or investigating failures. |
When debugging IntelliJ code, search idea.log using these patterns:
Log Levels:
FINE = debug level (from LOG.debug { })INFO = info level (from LOG.info())Category Format:
#<abbreviated.package.path>.<ClassName>
Example: com.intellij.openapi.wm.impl.status.IdeStatusBarImpl → #c.i.o.w.i.s.IdeStatusBarImpl
Search Examples:
# Debug logs from IdeStatusBarImpl
grep "FINE - #c.i.o.w.i.s.IdeStatusBarImpl" idea.log
# Info logs from IdeStatusBarImpl
grep "INFO - #c.i.o.w.i.s.IdeStatusBarImpl" idea.log
# All logs from a class
grep "#c.i.o.w.i.s.IdeStatusBarImpl" idea.log
When fixing issues where a user-facing entry point (script, command, API) doesn't behave as expected: