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Support for IntelliJ 2019.1 #221

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klaushauschild1984 opened this issue Feb 1, 2019 · 13 comments
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Support for IntelliJ 2019.1 #221

klaushauschild1984 opened this issue Feb 1, 2019 · 13 comments

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@klaushauschild1984
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After switching to the new EAP (2019.1) the plugin is not more available. I cant even find it in the Plugins sections of Settings.
Maybe there is just the general support for the new version missing?
I miss the plugin because I am not very handy with git command line.

@roland-d
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@klaushauschild1984 I second that. Installing the plugin manually doesn't work either as it reports that it is incompatible.

@boda2004
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As a workaround you can try to change the line in META_INF/plugin.xml inside gitflow4idea-0.6.7.jar to
<idea-version since-build="182.0" until-build="191.*"/>
Not necessarily it will work for you, YMMV

@roland-d
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@boda2004 Thank you, that works.

@klaushauschild1984
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Works for me too, but a real fix woud be great.

@jurgenhaas
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Confirmed, this workaround does work.

@pdzugas
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pdzugas commented Apr 2, 2019

The problem is I can't seem to find any file named gitflow4idea on my Linux Mint 19 although I have WebStorm installed (updated regularly) and this plugin is listed there as well (disabled of course due to incompatibility). Can anyone provide any useful hints as to where is that metafile located?

@pdzugas
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pdzugas commented Apr 2, 2019

@boda2004 Thanks a lot, I didn't realize that nemo is not searching in hidden files by default. I confirm that editing metafile did the trick for me as well!

@hgoertz82
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how do u repack the jar file?

@klaushauschild1984
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It is just an uncompressed zip file.

@hgoertz82
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It is just an uncompressed zip file.

I know that. But uncompressing, edit and compressing doesn't work.

@renanwilliam
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You can use vim editor to edit the files in any compressed text files.

  1. Navigate to file location from terminal.
  2. Type vim name.jar
  3. Select the file you want to change and hit “Enter”
  4. Edit the file and press “Esc” and “:wq!” to save and quit.

Source: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/how-to-modify-a-java-jar-file.1136993/#post-23899780

@sonnysavage
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sonnysavage commented Apr 5, 2019

For those who, like me, have trouble locating the jar file, here's where I found it on my Windows 10 system:
~/.PhpStorm2019.1/config/plugins/gitflow4idea/lib/gitflow4idea-0.6.7.jar

I used 7-Zip to open and edit the file.

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