在安装了Parallels的MacOS上运行WebStorm中的应用程序

Question

When I try to run a project from WebStorm 9, I get the following error:

The application /User/{Username}/Applications (Parallels)/{{guid}}/...

I then click "Fix" and try to specify a custom path to Chrome. After I browse, it shows up as:

/Applications/Google Chrome.app

Parallels seems to be forcing WebStorm to look for applications in the Parallels folder.

How can I override this behavior in WebStorm?

Answer 1

这是Parallels问题 - 请参阅http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-36#comment=27-70940请尝试以下方法：全局平行菜单：虚拟机 - >配置 - >选项选项卡 - >应用程序 - >取消选中与Mac共享Windows应用程序

Answer 2

I also had the same issue and changing Parallels sharing settings was not a good option for me. Fortunately, it can be fixed in WebStorm configuration. Just specify Mac location of Chrome /Applications/Google Chrome.app instead of an incorrect one Google Chrome.app for the default browser setting in ide.general.xml :

~/Library/Preferences/WebStorm11/options/ide.general.xml
...
<option name="browserPath" value="/Applications/Google Chrome.app" />
...

It's also possible to do it in UI, though set it up in ide.genera.xml works more reliable in my case.

Answer 3

This was the fix for me:

WebStorm > Preferences > Tools > Web Browsers:

1. Change "Path" of Chrome to /Applications/Google Chrome.app (as opposed to /Users/<Username>/Applications )
2. Change "Default Browser" to "First listed" (and make sure the one you just changed is at the top of the list)

Answer 4

Hmm, looks like Webstorm is searching for an application, and is searching the folder /User/{Username}/Applications before searching /Applications. I suspect Webstorm is using a system path to search, since a similar issue has come up before .

Short of finding (and changing) that path, can you try changing the way parallels shares applications with your Mac? In parallels, click on the VM's 'settings' button, then the 'Options' tab, then the 'Applications' page. Try playing around with those settings - I suspect that unchecking "Share Windows applications with Mac" will solve your issue, though it may have unintended consequences (especially if you actually want applications to be available from the mac).