Introduction to Workspaces in IntelliJ IDEA

[@manizaeim]

Finally, i wanted this over 20 years, as eclipse support it, well done

[@YuriKhrustalev]

Andrey, great to hear from you

[@pavelhurynovich2352]

Great news. Waiting for `Empty module` 😃

[@youp1tralala]

Great stuff! Basically identical to Eclipse workspaces.

[@dieale21]

Having Workspace/projects/modules and you unload one project, its modules will not be unloaded. Nice to see that workspace in IntelliJ though! I hope to see some improvement soon.

[@RobertoSofttek]

anyone knows if it is possible to have multiples workspaces in the same window?

[@nico-s29]

How is this different from creating a empty project and adding all modules?

[@AntonArhipov]

Isolation & settings

[@nico-s29]

@@AntonArhipov thank you

[@SantiagoArizti]

yes! great for my workflow, I am mostly a PR reviewer for around 100 projects!!!, also, sometimes I just want to CMD+SHIFT+F to search across all repos. a couple of questions: - how to manage terminal windows... I currently have a single "project" with about 15 projects and I always mix up terminal windows in regards of which PWD is enabled every time I want to run `rpm run ***` - I have to manage some repos with php, some with python, some with js. python and php are mutually exclusive in JetBrains IDEs, what about this? I do have both phpstorm and pycharm, but I would like to use the projects in a single window - I would use the commit window more if I could focus on each repo for each commit, but I just have never found it really useful to use the commit window as it is today, so I always go to the terminal for commits - please compare the pros and cons of this vs. attached projects

[@SantiagoArizti]

Also, - When working with virtual environments in python, usually the IDE will use a single venv for the whole project. How will this work in workspaces when some projects have their own venv, pipenv or virtualenv?

[@SantiagoArizti]

Another way I use "workspaces" today in a single project is: I keep a project with a bunch of experiments, e.g. a folder with nuxt, a folder with vue + storybook, a folder with react, a folder with web components, etc... It is hard to let webstorm understand what stack each particular folder has, for ide help, routes, tsconfig files, etc.

[@Soso-km8er]

Asking since 20 years about this 😂.

[@bulletinmybeard]

When are we going to be able to install and use the latest version of "Multi-Project Workspace" on PyCharm, PHPStorm, and WebStorm?

[@ahmedjaad4940]

After 13 more years

[@bulletinmybeard]

@@ahmedjaad4940 sounds legit

[@charanreddy9357]

Now you can use on latest version

[@bulletinmybeard]

​@@charanreddy9357 You cannot use the latest version of this plugin because it requires a version beyond the latest IDE releases, and the EAP is currently closed for those.

[@yuriyartamonov9881]

@@bulletinmybeard The plugins is available for 2024.2 which released already

[@timmeeyh6523]

workspace nesting please? Add autocoffee feature

[@LexisRuizz]

I have a doubt about this, what's the difference between Scopes and Workspaces. I have the feeling that you can achieve the same result in the end. Am i missing something?

[@qgerson]

it does not work in Fedora

[@kappaj01]

mmmm - prefer a single project view.

[@VictorYami]

then use that, this is not replacing being able to have single projects

[@dongronki]

Where is AI?

[@TurkishCowboy-z1d]

run_all.sh, stop_all.sh are both usefull. How about debug_all.sh ?