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Launch Quarkus dev-mode from IntelliJ IDEA #23874
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knutwannheden
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When running the Maven target from IDEA I can get colors from Maven by adding the VM option |
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Another update: I have now filed an issue with JetBrains to support launching Quarkus applications using the terminal emulator: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-289561. Feel free to upvote 😁 |
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Can someone tell me what the best / recommended way is to launch a Quarkus application in dev-mode from IntelliJ IDEA on Windows? I typically use the Windows Terminal (together with Git Bash; which also has its share of problems), but I now want to write some developer documentation for my client's organization on how to work with Quarkus from IntelliJ on Windows. Here is what I've tried so far:
quarkus:devusing IntelliJ's Maven integration works, but it is far from optimal (I will try to create an issue for this), since the color output is disabled unless explicitly enabled usingapplication.propertiesand even with colors enabled it is the "dumb" terminal without the nice features of the Quarkus dev-mode (e.g. status line at bottom and single keypress shortcuts without enter confirmation). I would be very interested if someone knows how to fix this!terminal.use.conpty.on.windows!) and is of course not much of an integration as it is basically just a standard terminal within the IDE.I have seen some "unofficial" plugins like https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14242-quarkus-run-configs/, but I haven't tried those yet and to be honest I don't quite like the idea of yet another plugin.
So I am still looking for a good solution here. Preferably it would also allow me to debug in dev-mode (i.e. automatically attaching the debugger).
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