Disable the Refreshed Selected Content Root Pop-up in IntelliJ gradle project

Question

In IntelliJ it seems like whenever I save a file there is this annoying green pop-up notifier at the very bottom that obscures my bottom toolbar, ie where terminal, messages, debug usually are.

It's usually "Refreshed selected content roots" which I believe is a gradle thing. There is no obvious way to dismiss it and it just trips me up every time.

As I often make a change and then want to switch to SonarLint or Terminal or whatever and it's blocking the button.

I know obvious workarounds like moving buttons around, but I kind of don't understand what that notifier is even called to configure it or even google it.

Answer 1

As @CrazyCoder would know what he's talking about, I found that the alert is caused by the (hasn't been updated in years with no configurable settings) AccuRev Plugin.

You can search this PDF for "Selected Content Roots" and you'll find it: https://supportline.microfocus.com/Documentation/books/AccuRev/Plugins/IntelliJ/2014.2/intellij-2014.2-users_guide-en.pdf

This means if I don't plan on moving files around I can logout or disable the plugin then run accurev stat -mO when I'm done. There have been plenty of other reasons to do that, so this just added to the heap.