• The correct home path for kiex is ~/.kiex/elixirs/elixir-VERSION/lib/elixir as that contains the true lib and bin directory, but users may select other directories by mistake, so doing the following adjustments:

• Adjust bin home path to lib/elixir.

• Adjust elixirs/elixir-VERSION home path to elixirs/elixir-VERSION/lib/elixir.

• In RubyMine, attach OTP applications as separate projects with Elixir facets instead of directly creating ELIXIR_MODULE modules in DirectoryConfigurator. This matches the manual steps of opening the OTP apps as separate directories after opening the root of the project.

  • Mark directories when adding facet
  • Sync libraries when adding facet or attaching to root project. Ensures External Libraries show up for all OTP applications.

• Convert Small IDE projects with ELIXIR_MODULEs:

  1. Remove ELIXIR_MODULE *.iml files
  2. Remove ELIXIR_MODULE entries root project’s modules.xml file.
  3. Lack of modules in project in doOpenProject will trigger DirectoryProjectConfigurators to be run, which will setup the project and run DirectoryConfigurator to attach the apps OTP apps and Elixir facets.
     • Only support automatic attaching multiple OTP apps as separate projects in Rubymine. In IntelliJ normal support for multiple Modules in one Project still works.

• Increase suspect nameSet size to 15 to support geo. geo has 13 String.Chars implementations.

• Check that HomePath has ebin paths when validation. Prevents selecting false HomePaths for kiex.

• Adding missing ESpec template. When reviewing #1410 I missed that the template wasn’t in resources. 🤦‍♂️

• Ignore targets when calculating Dep path.

• Ignore organization when calculating Dep path.

• Get view provider document in read action.

• Support rebar.config deps that are name only.

• Always use containingFile for QualifiableAlias maxScope for getReference. Prevents cache capturing maxScope, which can vary based on invocation.

• Create new project before attaching it in Small IDEs. When attaching a directory to a project during startup, saving is disallowed, so the attached directory only has a workspace.xml in its .idea when the attach is attempted. Attaching requires the .idea/*.iml Module file, so the attaching fails, saying the directory is an unsupported format.

  Experimentation showed that manually attaching the directory also did not work, but opening the directory in a separate window, then opening and attaching it again would make the directory have the full project files. To mimic this manual process:

  1. The internals of doOpenProject are copied
  2. A save of the project files is forced, bypassing the normal “startup” save blocker
  3. The project is attached to the root project. Tested to work when upgrading from 10.4.0 to 10.5.0-pre in Rubymine when no project was already open.

• Check if project can be attached instead of if RubyMine Although GoLand supports attaching projects, it doesn’t work for non-Go projects, so it is also excluded. How the support appears in each non-IntelliJ IDEA is shown below:

  IDE	Works?
  Android Studio	YES	Android Studio is built on top of IntelliJ, so it has full multi-Module support. It is not Small IDE.
  CLion	NO	No Attach to Project support to multiple module support.
  DataGrip	No	DataGrip doesn’t have a Project View and doesn’t support Attach to Project. You can still run tests if you directly open the file.
  GoLand	NO	Modules show up, but independent projects are not attached as in other Small IDEs, so disabled. In general, the Go settings, like Test Runners always win, so it is recommended to not use GoLand at all for Elixir development.
  PHPStorm	YES	The projects are listed in Directories. The Languages & Frameworks > Elixir shows all 3 projects. Right-clicking on the marked Test directory will not show the Elixir Run Configuration, Python ones win, but subdirectories and *_test.exs will show up in the context menu.
  PyCharm	YES	The root project is listed in Project. app/* projects are listed listed as Project Dependencies of the root Project. The Languages & Frameworks > Elixir shows all 3 projects. Right-clicking on the marked Test directory will not show the Elixir Run Configuration, Python ones win, but subdirectories and *_test.exs will show up in the context menu.
  Rider	No	Solution system is separate from Project system.
  Rubymine	YES	The projects are listed in Project Structure. The Languages & Frameworks > Elixir shows all 3 projects. Right-clicking on the marked Test directory will not show the Elixir Run Configuration, Python ones win, but subdirectories and *_test.exs will show up in the context menu.
  WebStorm	NO	No Attach to Project support or multiple module support.

• Don’t count Android Studio as a Small IDE. It includes Project Structure menu with multiple-language, multiple-Module per Project support from IntelliJ.

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