

- #INTELLIJ IDEA ULTIMATE V2017 INSTALL#
- #INTELLIJ IDEA ULTIMATE V2017 ANDROID#
- #INTELLIJ IDEA ULTIMATE V2017 PASSWORD#
You can install Git for windows and you will find the necessary here. If this is not the case, or the path is wrong (change it and try again) or the Git client is not present on your machine. In case all is good you should get back the version of your Git client In the settings window move to Version control -> Git pane and test the path to your Git client From the Welcome screen choose Configure then Settings. Visual Studio Team Services plugin and Gitīefore we even start, we need to be sure that a Git client is installed on our machine.
#INTELLIJ IDEA ULTIMATE V2017 PASSWORD#
If you haven’t changed it, the default password isĪfter typing the password you will see the details about the certificate you are trying to import, and again you will be prompted to confirm that you trust this certificate. You will be then prompted for the keystore password. Keytool -keystore "C:\Program Files (x86)\JetBrains\IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition 2016.3.1\jre\jre\lib\security\cacerts" -importcert -alias TFS -file "C:\temp\tfs.cer" Once there you will then execute the following command You can find it in the IntelliJ IDEA install folder, which in my case is C:\Program Files (x86)\JetBrains\IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition 2016.3.1\jre\jre\bin. Once you exported your certificate and let’s say saved it in C:\temp folder under the name tfs.cer, you need to open the command prompt and position yourself under the folder containing keytool.exe application. You can read about this in one of mine previous posts, Installing self-signed certificates into Git cert store. To do so, export your certificate in the Base-64 encoded X.509 format. For Visual Studio Team Services plugin to connect to the TFS via https, that is using a self-signed certificate, no matter if you do intend using Git or TFVC, you need to import the certificate in the IntelliJ IDEA certificate store. In case you are not accessing TFS through SSL connection you can skip this part.
#INTELLIJ IDEA ULTIMATE V2017 ANDROID#
In case this is not sufficiently clear, you can also follow the Microsoft guide Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio.īe also sure that you have at least version v1.111.0 installed as I encountered issues with TFVC and previous versions of the plugin. Click on install and after the procedure finishes you will be asked to restart IntelliJ IDEA. Now, back to Browse repositories screen, the Visual Studio Team Services plugin now should be found.

I used for my test.Īfter confirming, you should see the following message Once done you will be prompted to enter an address that is behind the proxy so that internet connection can be verified. Here you need to setup the necessary parameters (Auto detect proxy settings worked for me) and test your connection by clicking on Check connection button. In case you are, as I am, behind a proxy, you need to click on HTTP Proxy settings button in the same screen (bottom left) and you will be presented with the following dialog If the Visual Studio Team Services plugin is not found, your connection may not be setup correctly. In browse repositories search for Visual Studio

Once the plugin window opens, choose Browse repositories

In order to install the plugin, in the main screen of IDEA, choose Plugins from Configure menu: I will show you what is necessary in order to setup a connection for both Git and TFVC repositories on TFS. This is especially true when it comes to TFS and HTTPS. Although Microsoft did a good job describing on how this plugin should be installed and described some basic settings, there are many non covered questions by the documentation provided. Recently Microsoft released a plugin for JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA in order to integrate this IDE with VSTS and TFS.
