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feat: Add IntelliJ IDEA Run Configurations #8
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- Add "Load Modules" run configuration for `./loadModules` - Add "Run All Tests" run configuration for `./startTestingEnv` - Add "Start Testing Environment" run configuration for `./startTestingEnv --wait`
What do the |
Each of these files corresponds to an IntelliJ IDEA Run Configuration. These add options to the Run drop-down next to the Play button in the top-right of the IntelliJ GUI. When the scripts are run in this way, the output is shown in the IntelliJ Integrated Terminal. The Terminal functions just like a console window, but each run gets its own tab. This means that a separate console window is no longer needed, since everything can be done from IntelliJ. |
What is the purpose of the I am also working on a script that simply runs the core. |
I have removed this script from the
Ah! Awesome! |
./loadModules
./startTestingEnv
./startTestingEnv --wait
startTestingEnv
scriptNote: For Windows compatibility, these scripts are added as
Script Text
in theShell
run configuration type, since using a *nix path in theScript File
type causes an error, but runs fine using Git Bash or WSL