Vojtěch Krása
Vojtěch Krása
If you enable debug log ( Menu | Help | Debug Log...) for `krasa.visualvm` you should see something like this: ``` 2019-07-23 14:51:08,542 [10545065] DEBUG - krasa.visualvm.LogHelper - DebugVisualVMRunner: #createContentDescriptor...
IntelliJ log. 'Help| Show Log in explorer or something.'
Do you have an example project? I've tried gradle+kotlin and it worked fine, except when it would not support VisualVM and YourKit at all, since it runned tests via gradle...
there is only this condition: ``` public boolean canRun(@NotNull String executorId, @NotNull RunProfile profile) { return executorId.equals(RunVisualVMExecutor.RUN_WITH_VISUAL_VM) && profile instanceof ModuleRunProfile && !(profile instanceof RemoteConfiguration); } ``` What kind of...
Yep, JUnit/TestNG/Application... I will look into it, but not even YourKit buttons are enabled for gradle...
I just tried it, and it does not seem possible without some heavy hacks, since Gradle uses deamons.
``` task execute(type:JavaExec) { main = mainClass classpath = sourceSets.main.runtimeClasspath } ``` this uses the deamon too. It is possible to run it as a Groovy task, then it will...
Wrong path. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51919830/unable-to-launch-the-visualvm-launcher-plugin-in-intellij
Could be read rights, could be a bug in IntelliJ, that file chooser component is quite special, with filters.
Also the refresh is quite bugged, clicking reload and reopening the dialog might fix it.