Intellij Idea hides my spring cloud contracts under test/resources
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I have written my first spring-cloud-contract using Intellij Idea 2018.2. Everything works fine, but I cannot edit the contract from within Idea because it hides the complete src/test/resources/contracts folder in the project view. So I have to individually open each contract vi the file -> open... menu.
Can anybody tell me how I can access my contract files in Idea from the project view?
gradle intellij-idea spring-cloud-contract
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Tobias Neubert
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I have written my first spring-cloud-contract using Intellij Idea 2018.2. Everything works fine, but I cannot edit the contract from within Idea because it hides the complete src/test/resources/contracts folder in the project view. So I have to individually open each contract vi the file -> open... menu.
Can anybody tell me how I can access my contract files in Idea from the project view?
gradle intellij-idea spring-cloud-contract
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
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Isn't it marked as a excluded folder? Do you have "Show excluded" option enabled in project tree?
– y.bedrov
Nov 12 at 13:21
Yes, I have enabled that option. I can see all other files and folders under src/test/resources. Only the contracts folder is missing.
– Tobias Neubert
Nov 12 at 14:05
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I have written my first spring-cloud-contract using Intellij Idea 2018.2. Everything works fine, but I cannot edit the contract from within Idea because it hides the complete src/test/resources/contracts folder in the project view. So I have to individually open each contract vi the file -> open... menu.
Can anybody tell me how I can access my contract files in Idea from the project view?
gradle intellij-idea spring-cloud-contract
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
114
I have written my first spring-cloud-contract using Intellij Idea 2018.2. Everything works fine, but I cannot edit the contract from within Idea because it hides the complete src/test/resources/contracts folder in the project view. So I have to individually open each contract vi the file -> open... menu.
Can anybody tell me how I can access my contract files in Idea from the project view?
gradle intellij-idea spring-cloud-contract
gradle intellij-idea spring-cloud-contract
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
114
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
114
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
114
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
114
asked Nov 11 at 22:54
Tobias Neubert
114
114
Isn't it marked as a excluded folder? Do you have "Show excluded" option enabled in project tree?
– y.bedrov
Nov 12 at 13:21
Yes, I have enabled that option. I can see all other files and folders under src/test/resources. Only the contracts folder is missing.
– Tobias Neubert
Nov 12 at 14:05
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Isn't it marked as a excluded folder? Do you have "Show excluded" option enabled in project tree?
– y.bedrov
Nov 12 at 13:21
Yes, I have enabled that option. I can see all other files and folders under src/test/resources. Only the contracts folder is missing.
– Tobias Neubert
Nov 12 at 14:05
Isn't it marked as a excluded folder? Do you have "Show excluded" option enabled in project tree?
– y.bedrov
Nov 12 at 13:21
Isn't it marked as a excluded folder? Do you have "Show excluded" option enabled in project tree?
– y.bedrov
Nov 12 at 13:21
Yes, I have enabled that option. I can see all other files and folders under src/test/resources. Only the contracts folder is missing.
– Tobias Neubert
Nov 12 at 14:05
Yes, I have enabled that option. I can see all other files and folders under src/test/resources. Only the contracts folder is missing.
– Tobias Neubert
Nov 12 at 14:05
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I have the same problem with maven. It enough to refresh the project and the folder will be added to the classpath
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I have the same problem with maven. It enough to refresh the project and the folder will be added to the classpath
answered Nov 17 at 13:16
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Isn't it marked as a excluded folder? Do you have "Show excluded" option enabled in project tree?
– y.bedrov
Nov 12 at 13:21
Yes, I have enabled that option. I can see all other files and folders under src/test/resources. Only the contracts folder is missing.
– Tobias Neubert
Nov 12 at 14:05