You’ll find the required action under the Terminal section. To do so, go to Preferences/Settings | Keymap and type “Select all” in the search field. Right-click in the Terminal window and click the Select All action.Īlternatively, you can set up a shortcut. You can now select all output in the built-in terminal. If a file already exists in your local branch, the IDE will show a warning asking whether you want to overwrite the local file. This works for all files shown in Compare with branch. Select the file you want to copy and click the arrow icon next to the Show diff button. Now you can do this using the Compare with branch dialog.
Sometimes while comparing branches you might want to get a file that doesn’t exist locally but only exists in a remote branch.
You can change their status using the buttons on the right. This will open the Scopes window, where you can see whether External Dependencies are included or excluded from the scope. Open the Find in Files dialog ( ⌘⇧F / Ctrl+Shift+F), select Scope, and click the “ …” icon next to the filters field. You can now configure how search will treat external dependencies. When you don’t get any search results in the Search Everywhere dialog, you can click the Find in Files link to continue your search using different scopes. Double-click it again to bring it back to its original size.Įxtend the search scope to external files
When you have several tabs open in the split view, you can double-click the tab you’re working with to maximize the editor window for it.
#Rubymine editor code#
In this post, you’ll learn about new features for the code editor, navigation, search, and the terminal. RubyMine 2021.1 EAP3 is now available, and it comes with a number of quality and usability improvements.
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