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Cannot mark folder as source or test #3
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I meant in readme: If you go to Running tests is not supported. I will comment in #2 |
I think we're talking about the same thing. I mean, if you press F4, you see the Project Settings pane, where you can chose between Project, Modules, Libraries, Facets, Artifacts, then you have Platform Settings where you can chose between SDKs and Global Libraries. This one, no? Well, over there, in the Module Tab I can just mark as Excluded, not as Source or Test (which is usually possible for Java code over there, if I'm not mistaken). |
Yes, that is what I mentioned. In |
I'm sorry, but I seem to be missing something. So, this is the screenshot I tried to click the green '+' in the middle pane, to see whether I can do 2014-11-16 17:43 GMT+01:00 Rik notifications@github.com:
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I do not see screenshot. I think problem is that you do not have a module. Normally it's created automatically when you open project for first time. Use the Add button to create one. |
You have to choose |
Try (this works for me): |
...and works for me too. Okay, never would have thought of this :-). Thanks! |
I have my source and test folder for my haskell stuff a bit 'maven style' : src/main contains my code, src/test contains my test code. There doesn't seem to be a way to mark the src/main folder as source and the src/test as test folder, the only thing I can confiure in Settings -> Modules is exclude some folders. The readme of the plugin seems to advertise that it is possible to mark a folder as source or test (from the 'Getting Started' part :
Select in Modules Settings which folders to exclude (like .cabal-sandbox and dist) and which folders are Source and Test (normally src and test))
And the problem with this is that my test code doesn't seem to be taken into account when compiling. Might this also be the reason that I'm not able to run the tests from within IntelliJ or is this just not supported (running tests from within Intellij?)
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