Go to File -> Settings -> Tools -> Terminal and change Shell path based on the the installed git version. for 64bit: “C:\Program Files\Git\bin\sh.exe” -login -i for 32bit: “C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\sh.exe” -login -i Don’t forget the quotes around the command.
You can use the fuzzy finder in GitKraken to accomplish this. While in the repository Press control/cmd + p Type history Enter in the filename you wish to view the history of
Cmd+Alt+L (in Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+L (Win) and PHP Storm will format code depends of your Code style in Settings. TO set this code style go: File -> Settings -> Code style -> PHP(choose here your language) -> Other -> Align key-value pair – mark as checked. And then press Reformat code (Ctrl+Alt+L) and voila. You … Read more
You can disable this warning in chrome://flags using the Enable Silent Debugging flag: It’s mentioned in the comment #28. Here is the direct link to the option: chrome://flags/#silent-debugger-extension-api Just paste this to your Chrome addressbar.
Try to right click on project main folder in phpStorm and select Local history / Show History in context menu (not vcs / local history). The file should be at the list as “Deleting”.
Quick Way As sometimes you can just reopen a file as stated in other answers, it doesn’t always help, however. When you see lags like this one (and other weirdness from TS service), you can restart the TypeScript service using the following way: See more details on TypeScript tool window help center page. Previous functionality … Read more
As of typescript 2 (or 2.x, not sure), you should import the chrome types from @types. in package.json: “devDependencies”: { … “@types/chrome”: “0.0.35”, // or just npm install –save-dev @types/chrome And in tsconfig: “types”: [ //(various types, e.g. jquery, core-js), “chrome” ]
Changing memory settings for PHPStorm now has a menu option:
‘git blame’ is supported – the command is called annotate in PhpStorm. Right-click the file Choose Git > Annotate
Although not perfect. Press the Ctrl key (or ⌘ Cmd on macOS) and hover over a variable with the mouse to kick in the inference logic in webstorm :