If I want to add a global scheme to my Java code style I need to go to:
My idea is to automate this process, by creating some playbook where I install intellij and programmatically add the formatter to the fresh installation.
I found some stuff related to applying the format by running the command "idea format", but that's not what I want. I want to set the code style globally as I usually do by following the 3 step I've described previously.
Looking for IDE global settings under Ubuntu led me to ~/.IntelliJIdea2019.3/config/
folder. It contains various IDE files, among which codestyles
and jba_config/codestyles
(according to Advanced configuration - Help | IntelliJ IDEA , the latter exists if you are using IDE settings sync ).
You should then be able to simply replace the Default.xml
configuration directly from within file system.
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