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Key: IDEADEV-13365
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Open Open
Priority: Normal Normal
Assignee: Peter Gromov
Reporter: Jon Steelman
Votes: 0
Watchers: 1
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Add "Edit associated Inspection" choice to non-javac based Make errors

Created: 17 Jan 07 19:55   Updated: 17 Jan 07 21:18
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if a non-Java file is validated based on an inspection during Make, errors can show up in the Messages-Make panel. Please add a right-click choice that says something like "Edit associated Inspection". This is not only convenient: it helps the user know what this error message is based upon. Compilation errors are just based upon javac so any errors that show up here from a source other than javac should have their source (an Inspection) exposed.

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Jon Steelman - 17 Jan 07 21:09
As for the choice "Exclude From Compile" on such Inspection-based errors, it really isn't compiled and it isn't really exclude from compilation. For example, you can't right click on faces-config and ask it to compile individually. It is just excluded from the non-compilation part of Make so having "Compile" in the message creates confusion. Since it is only from the non-compilation part of Make, maybe the exclude choice should instead say something like "Exclude From Make" or "Exclude Inspection From Make".

Jon Steelman - 17 Jan 07 21:18
Better name possibilities-
"Exclude from Make Inspection" - better since Inspections can apply to more than one file and the other way I suggested ("Exclude Inspection From Make") implies turning off the Inspection for all files in the Make which isn't true.
"Exclude from Make Validation" - maybe use this on non-javac Validations that are not Inspection-based. Are there any?