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IntelliJ specific wiki documentation

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Does anybody use IntelliJ for development here or is Netbeans the popular option? I’m asking because the getting started documentation mentions Intelli J and I’ve been using other Jetbrains IDEs at work (I’m not much of a java guy) and have been having some issues getting stuff working properly.

If someone uses Intelli J and had some notes on best practices or just basic info to get started I surely would love to have them on the wiki. I think it might be useful for others as well. Maybe “translating” the current Netbeans instruction to IntelliJ would be good enough to get people started.

For instance, one of the issues I seem to be having with IntelliJ is missing dependencies. The Maven projects are all loaded but if I try to run any of the JUnit tests, I usually get complaints about Logger not existing or some other class.

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Created 7 years ago
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Simowncommented, Jun 2, 2016

I use IntelliJ for development and had to do a couple of extra steps to get mine working. Can you let me know exactly what you’ve done and what error you’re getting and I’ll try and point you in the right direction?

The wiki does need updating with IntelliJ specific documentation, but no one has got round to it yet. Very busy this week but I’ll see what I can do this weekend.

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Simowncommented, Jul 4, 2016

Think this can be safely closed now. The wiki has been updated with IntelliJ specific documentation (https://github.com/magefree/mage/wiki/Developer-Getting-Started#intellij-idea)