Cursive "steals" run/debug in junit java-file

[kolstae]

No longer possible to run/debug junit test with cursive enabled.

Only workaround I have found, is to disable the cursive-plugin.

[vmarcinko]

It's not just junit-related, it also steals running plain java class via main() method

[cursive-ide]

I see - that's definitely a problem. Just to clarify - you can still actually run these configurations, right? You just can't create them using the context menu? I'm assuming this is a mixed Clojure/Java project managed with Leiningen?

[kolstae]

Yes I'm still able to run an existing config, but not create from the context-menu.
This is a pure Java-project. No leiningen config or clojure code.

[kolstae]

Just noticed a workaround. I triggered a manual re-import of the maven project, and the context-menu was restored to it's "normal" state. Save/Run/Debug test reappeared.

[cursive-ide]

I can't reproduce this - which version of IntelliJ are you running? I'm using a test Java-only project with a main class and a test class - in v13 it always offers me the right option, in v12 it shows me a popup menu so I can choose.

[kolstae]

I'm running v13 with cursive-plugin v0.1.09

I'm not able to reproduce it either ...
I tried opening a few other java-only projects, but I'm not seeing the problem anymore.

[vmarcinko]

Here is screenshot from my IDEA 12:1.6 in pure java project:

There is no create new app option in context menu.

When I disable Cursive plugin, everything is back to normal.

[vmarcinko]

Just to clarify, there are other ways to create configuration from project tab, or by right-click on main class tab, but not on editor context menu

[cursive-ide]

Ok, I think I can see what's going on. The ordering logic has changed in v13 so the results are quite different in v12 and v13, and they seem a little erratic. I'll look at this tomorrow.

[cursive-ide]

Actually, I think I have a fix which should work for both. I'll test this tomorrow.

[hoppke]

I don't think v13 has much to do with it (or it's more than one issue). I remember having to disable clojure plugins to get back Ctrl-Shift-F10 for Java code before Cursive was born. I think Cursive inherited some bug(s) from the original Leiningen/LaClojure plugins.

Anyhow, I am getting this issue now on v12 (ultimate) + cursive 0.1.09 + maven integration & maven integration extension plugins.

I have a pure Maven project, java only, no clojure code. Can't easily run main() because the only options appearing in the context/run menus are about REPL. Of course I can manually add a run configuration and use that, but it's awkward. Reimporting the POMs (via the Maven Projects tab) doesn't help.

I've tried creating a new project from scratch by importing a POM, no change. As soon as I touch Ctrl-Shift-F10 in a main() intellij says "synchronising leiningen project" (ooh, intellij, why do you think it's a leiningen project?) and then proceeds to create a repl.

If there's any log or debug file I can capture in my intellij to help you diagnose this, let me know.

[cursive-ide]

Yes, there's definitely a bug there - I think I have it fixed, so it should be in the next drop. I got a bit distracted and haven't had a chance to test properly, but fingers crossed.