In the initial release of remote development , the Space development environment only supports Fleet and IntelliJ IDEA.
Recently, we've introduced support for more IntelliJ-based IDEs: GoLand, PhpStorm, PyCharm, RubyMine, WebStorm, and CLion (as of version 2021.3).
All of these IDEs can use the Space development environment through the JetBrains Gateway.
To launch these IDEs remotely, all you need is a Space organization and the JetBrains Gateway app (available as a standalone app or via the Toolbox App).
When creating a new development environment, select the IDE to use from the list:
When preparing the warmup snapshot, you should also specify the desired IDE:
job("My project warmup data") {
startOn {
schedule { cron("0 7 * * *") }
}
// ide is the IDE you want Automation to build indexes for:
// Ide.Fleet, Ide.Idea, Ide.RubyMine, Ide.WebStorm, and so on.
// Ide.IJGateway has been deprecated.
warmup(ide = Ide.GoLand) {
// (Optional) Specify the IDE version to use instead of the
// organization default. You can also use
// IdeVersion.LatestOfQuality("Release").
ideVersion = IdeVersion.Specific("2021.3.1", "Release")
}
}
You can now also choose a specific IDE version for which to prepare the project for indexing (the IDE version will override the default version specified by the administrator).
The default dev-container image includes the basic minimum tools required for IDE supported languages (PHP, Ruby, Node.js, etc.), which should be sufficient for evaluation purposes. However, for real projects, we recommend preparing a custom image that fits your project's specific needs.
Please try remote development with your favorite JetBrains IDE and share your feedback with us!
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English blog post original author: Valerie Andrianova
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