The IDE will be restarted with the default configuration. Back up your settings and restore the defaultsįrom the main menu, select File | Manage IDE Settings | Restore Default Settings.Īlternatively, press Shift twice and type Restore default settings.Ĭlick Restore and Restart. You can always restore your settings from that backup. When you restore the default IDE settings, RubyMine backs up your configuration to another directory. This makes MSYS2 tools 'gcc', 'make', etc. In order to enable compiler and typical Unix commands on the command line, type ridk enable. Alternatively a manual download and installation from MSYS2 is also possible.
#Configure rubymine with rubyinstaller install
Settings that are NOT marked with the icon in the Settings dialog are global and apply to all existing projects of the current RubyMine version. It can be installed by using RubyInstaller with Devkit or through the ridk install command, which is part of RubyInstaller-2.4+. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Alt+S or click on the toolbar.
To configure your IDE, select RubyMine | Settings for macOS or File | Settings for Windows and Linux. anyways this is a very useful feature, because right now i always have to switch between two windows when i want to use the shell. I remember that this was there in a jetbrains ide before. Such settings include IDE appearance (themes, color schemes, menus and toolbars), notification settings, the set of the installed and enabled plugins, debugger settings, code completion, and so on. You can configure bash as an external tool in Settings External Tools.
Global settings apply to all projects that you open with a specific installation or version of RubyMine. Or you use the Rubyinstaller, download the package for your Windows Version and after the installation go ahead with gem installation instructions. In RubyMine, you can configure the settings on two levels: the project level and globally.
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