Koyasha

JetBrains Support engineer by day🛠️
Godot enthusiast by night🤖
Tennis player in between💪🏻
Loves dogs, languages & driving fast‍💨

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@talios @intellijidea What kind of fonts? Any example?
What is your OS? How/from where did you install them? Are they recent additions or old ones?
Did you try rebooting the system / restarting the IDE?
Try 'File | Manage IDE Settings | Restore Default Settings' (backup copy will be created).

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@HotAisle @intellijidea Sorry about that. Looks like it is a known bug: https://t.co/cCaDvK4YCa
To help the investigation, you can upvote the ticket and leave a comment there with your IDE logs collected as described in this guide: https://t.co/03MD26yJEj

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@mevamshi @intellijidea @GitHubCopilot @github As a workaround, see if it helps to update the Copilot plugin (and optionally your IDE) to the latest stable version. See compatibility table here: https://t.co/TJiHwiBqQn

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@mevamshi @intellijidea @GitHubCopilot as an IntelliJ plugin is developed and maintained by @github, not JetBrains. If you are having issues with it, better to report them to the plugin's own bug tracker at https://t.co/UUZOfRYLm0
You can also look for existing similar reports there.

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@h4ck4life @intellijidea Hey there. Sorry, but Fleet is not coming back in its previous form. Its direction has shifted toward Air (https://t.co/u9DC0rZEH0). Thanks for the interest and feedback.

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@abdulbasitgd @intellijidea Not really, sorry.
There is this plugin that you can check - https://t.co/tnYvjhv71U - but it may no longer be compatible with the latest version.

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@davsclaus @intellijidea Hi Claus, sorry that you've bumped into this issue.
It could be https://t.co/VqSq3zThg1. See if it helps to apply the workaround mentioned at the very top (specifying <maven. compiler. target/source> in your pom.xml)

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@DoNotWorr @intellijidea @IntelliJScala I see. You are welcome to submit a new feature request to YouTrack via https://t.co/KWU9IwW1zG and describe your scenario so that our Scala developers can analyze the demand for the feature.

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@HotAisle @intellijidea Sorry about that. Unlike cache and log folders that get removed after major updates, old config folders are kept intact in case you need access to your previous settings and plugins (https://t.co/hzuWKfRfMd)
You can easily remove them via 'Help | Delete Leftover IDE Directories'

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@HotAisle @intellijidea Things to try:
- Preferences | Plugins | ⚙ | Disable all downloaded plugins
- Add "-Dsun.java2d.metal=false" to Help | Edit Custom VM Options, restart IDE
If the issue remains, submit a new ticket to YouTrack providing IDE logs (Help | Collect Logs...): https://t.co/fzeROD9FTv

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@DoNotWorr @intellijidea Can you attach a screenshot of the notification?

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@slava_imeshev @intellijidea If nothing helps, do contact us via 'Help | Contact Support' with steps to reproduce each issue, screenshots/videos to demo the effect, and IDE logs for deeper analysis (Help | Collect Logs..)
A lot of problems can be solved after a proper investigation. We are here to help🤝

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@slava_imeshev @intellijidea To troubleshoot the project issue, try this:
- Close the IDE
- Delete .idea folder and any .iml files from project dir
- In the IDE: File | New | Project from existing sources, select main POM as source
- Wait for indexing to finish
- Reload Maven project: https://t.co/WO3HJrwuM8

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@Validate_QA @intellijidea @starbuxman It means you can click an icon next to a locator in your test code, and IntelliJ will open Web Inspector and highlight that exact element on the page. That way you can visually confirm that the locator is still valid and still points to the right UI element.

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@Validate_QA @intellijidea @starbuxman You open Web Inspector inside IDEA, navigate to your app, click an element, and IDEA generates a Playwright locator (CSS/XPath or role‑based) and inserts it into your test. You can also jump back from the locator in code to the element in the page to validate it. Handy indeed.

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@Validate_QA @intellijidea @starbuxman There is also a Playwright Recorder third-party plugin that helps record interactions and generate Playwright code directly from the IDE: https://t.co/i4MWjXIMwp

[Koyasha @arinarium]

@Validate_QA @intellijidea @starbuxman In IntelliJ Ultimate you get built‑in Playwright support, and the official Test Automation plugin adds test discovery, Web Inspector, locator generation/validation, dedicated run/debug configs for headed/headless runs and richer test results UI.
Read more: https://t.co/IlztwSRtLu