Having tried Upsource we don't have a compelling need for it at the moment, so I've removed it from our integration server to reduce the load.
Upsource has been removed as a service from Hub.
In YouTrack, if I go to Administration...Upsource Integration Settings, I still have a link between YouTrack and Upsource. I can disable it, but I can't see any UI that lets me delete the link between my YouTrack project and Upsource project.
On the VCS changes tab in YouTrack it then complains about Upsource integration being disabled.
How can I remove the Upsource link from YouTrack?
It's only possible to disable Upsource integration at the moment, not remove it. Here's the corresponding feature request: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JT-35295
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Using Intelliji for Java, I'm trying to get cucumber plugin, so i go to the file dropdown menu and go to settings menu and go to plugins. I type in cucumber in the plugins search bar. But nothing is found in the search results.
The message given is " search results are not loaded check the internet connection "
I also get " marketplace plugins are not loaded. Check the internet connection and >refresh< "
My internet connection is fine. I've already downloaded a load of dependancies using maven via intellij. the refresh button doesn't help. Why does intellij think the problem is no internet connection? How do I get intellij to find plugins?
I needed to set up a proxy under Appearance & Behavior Settings, System Settings, HTTP Proxy. I selected auto detect proxy settings. After this I was able to see plugins in the marketplace window.
For me I was able to get the marketplace working when I went to
Configure>Settings>HTTP Proxy Settings> Auto-detect proxy settings>Automatic Proxy configuration URL: https://plugins.jetbrains.com
Actually it seems to be working even without the Automatic Proxy configuration URL disabled
The changes of the settings work for me:
As mentioned in one of the comments on this link, I made the following changes:
Enabled Auto-detect proxy settings under Appearance & Behavior > System Settings > HTTP Proxy.
Removed the below flag under the Help > Custom VM Options.
-Djsse.enableSNIExtension=false
Restarted Intellij after making these changes. Made these changes on Intellij Ultimate 2019.3.3
There are a couple of things you can try.
I will start with what worked for me!
I felt my IP was blocking the plugins, I enabled the VPN and it worked!
for some version IntelliJ looks for plugins using HTTP protocol instead of
HTTPS, so add the following lines
IntelliJ bin folder-> idea.properties,
idea.plugins.host=https://plugins.jetbrains.com
try disabling the SNIExtension, Help->Edit Custom VM options
Djsse.enableSNIExtension=false
Such questions we should refer to the log of IDEA at first.
visit the menu Help ~> Show Log in Exporer, will open the directory of log,
For me,the log file is C:\Users\lawev\AppData\Local\JetBrains\IntelliJIdea2020.1\log\idea.log.
open the file we can find such contenet
2020-09-10 12:39:16,795 [ 158219] INFO - ateSettings.impl.UpdateChecker - failed to load plugin descriptions from https://plugins.jetbrains.com/idea: SSL error probably caused by disabled SNI
Now I see ,visit the menu Help ~> Edit Custom VM Options, check or add this line
-Djsse.enableSNIExtension=true
now it's ok!
my envirment is win10 1909,Intellij UI 2020.1
Starting IntelliJ (2019.2.1) on Windows 10 64-bit in Admin mode fixed this for me.
in my case, my goland settings somehow get corrputs, i delete the folder ~/.GoLand2019.2, and restart goland, then the marketplace works.
in my case, it happen because your internet service provider/ISP block https://plugins.jetbrains.com. There is 2 ways i solve it:
Before i use Sm'rtfren SIM Card Phone(from my country) provider which is can not load marketplace plugin. Then i switch to Tr'e SIM Card Phone provider and it works!
You can use UrbanVPN Desktop software, i use windows version. it will change ISP IP and then it works!
I encounter the similar problem in Android Studio when I want to install the Flutter& Dart plugins .
For me,I install Shadowsocks vpn proxy(https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks) in my computer.Then I change the Shadowsocks vpn proxy to global mode. After this I was able to see plugins in the marketplace window.Hope it can help you
I want to reset CloudFlare's Rocket Loader, so that it acquires the latest JS from third party scripts that have been updated.
Pressing Purge Cache does not seem to affect the Rocket Loader JS.
Toggling Rocket Loader's modes does not reset the cached version used in the Automatic mode.
How do you force Rocket Loader to serve the latest versions third party scripts?
Rocket Loader just uses the scripts currently on your site. It does not maintain any kind of cache of scripts.
If you are seeing some type of issue I'd suggest opening a support ticket with CloudFlare directly so our support team can review your account settings.
p.s. I work at CloudFlare, and spoke with the developer that maintains Rocket Loader.
"I was trying to update the third party script (that I also to control) but the page continued to serve the old script, until I turned Rocket Loader off. I would like to force RL to serve the updated script"
This actually seems more like an issue with caching of that script than Rocket Loader. Are you using any other caching plugins or services on the site? Our purge cache option should work on the file (purge cache or single file purge), but you could also be seeing caching related to another service you may be running on the site.
I'm testing the implementation of the emm, and as i understood in the documentation i can
Automatically install applications WITHOUT end user intervention
Block any application to prevent its installation
Automatically UNINSTALL any app without end user intervention
I tried to perform this tasks using Policies but it didn't seem to work.
I'll appreciate your help.
Thanks.
Gabriel.
You need to configure WSO2 EMM in order to get it working. However for Android devices silent installation and uninstallation does not work until you install the Android Agent app as a system app in your devices. So it will prompt a message to user when EMM server perform an installation or uninstallation operation on the device. But for iOS it happens without use intervention.
if you blocking an app, EMM 1.0.0 shows an warning message to the android users to remove it. and for iOS it actually block the app.
You can use policies to block apps and install apps to the devices.
For iOS you need to configure it according to the documentation in order to get it working. For Android it works without any configurations, but if you are going for production you need to configure it.
I got around this issue by rooting the Android devices we're using and installing the Xposed Framework, along with the XInstaller module for it. There are several options for installation/uninstallation that can be used to create an installation/uninstallation experience free from the need for user intervention.
This was pretty easy for me to do, as we're only using corporate-owned devices that don't even leave the facility. Your mileage may vary.
We have already delivered the 1.0 version of our Worklight application. By mistake we have disabled the Direct update feature by updating the attribute "connectOnStartup = false"
We dont want to redeploy the application to markets (AppStore/GooglePlay) again, but wanted to make our users to utilize the direct update feature. We do have the access to WL server.
Our issue is little different from the one which is already discussed here "IBM Worklight - How to disable Direct Update?"
How can we provide the direct update feature to our end users without redeploying the application to AppStore/Googleplay. And just by changing the Webresources of the application.
We are using the adapters in our application but no where we are explicitly calling the "WL.Client.connect".
The Direct Update feature is always enabled by default.
You need to edit your question and explain what it is you've done in your Worklight project.
The feature will not work if:
You have set connectOnStartup:false
You are not using WL.Client.connect
You are not invoking adapters
You disabled it via the checkbox in Worklight Console
Otherwise, the feature will work, and a check for Direct Update will be performed:
On application startup
On return to foreground
The application will need Re-deployment on the App stores.
So the solution to your problem is
Rebuild the Application with connectOnStartup:true.
Redeploy the Application on App Stores
Once the users download the updated application, future updates will go to the users directly.
While rebuilding, make sure that you change the Version of your application within ApplicationDescriptor.
I have jsf webapp. I have successfully deployed it to Cloudbees using steps from http://blogs.jetbrains.com/idea/2012/12/deploy-web-apps-to-cloudbees-from-intellij-idea-12/.
The problem is that the app won't work until I change the ClickStack to web application profile. The default one is Tomcat. My change is always lost each time I deploy/update the app from IntelliJ Idea. Deploying the app from PaaS console works without problem.
Is there any setting to make the Idea plugin remember the used stack?
It appears to be a bug, reported in YouTrack, star/vote the issue to receive notifications.
Found a work around. Include a jsf implementation to the app.
Support for ClickStacks had been added to IDEA CB integration, staring from next IDEA 13 EAP, it will be possible to choose between "Basic Java Webapp (Tomcat)" and "Java EE 6 Web Profile (JBoss)" options.