idea-php-dotenv-plugin
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environment parameters completion, based on .env file keys
Consider this code: ```env #.env TEST_VAR='test' TEST_VAR2='${TEST_VAR}' ``` Plugin does not highlight second variable's value as interpolated.  But docker compose correctly interpolates it, and TEST_VAR2 will have "test" value
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## Steps to Reproduce 1. Create a file named `.env` 2. Add `FOO=bar # test` to the file's contents 3. Look at the inspections (e.g. in the "Problems" tab) ##...
No linters shown in the 'Go Linter" config. When starting manually from the terminal everything is OK
When pressing cmd+click in the file .env does not throw it to the place where dotenv () is used, but writes `Cannot find declaration to go to`
The title. Not sure if actually true, but the plugin claims to be incompatible.
Not working here. How can I troubleshoot it?
https://github.com/JetBrains/idea-php-dotenv-plugin/commit/1b7e482219cfd9bf6f3604e417b33febcf15c32c#diff-1b862c7981869239b340ef423b14c81ebb672afd85d47af5a5dcf7bb4d38b1aaL36-L39 has broken backward compatibility. Please mark such actions deprecated before remove it
The .env file in idea has no icon. Can you add an icon to the .env file? Thank you very much!
Issue was reported here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IJPL-205157 ## **Steps to reproduce** Create `.env` or `.env.local` file and add the following content ``` # SOME_ENV_A=someValueA SOME_ENV_B=someValueB SOME_ENV_C=someValueC # ``` **Expected result** *(correct result)***:...