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Use case on a Mac: you type a variable name into IntelliJ, and switch to the Java API to find out what you need to do. IntelliJ detects a compile error and starts bouncing its icon in the dock. Over and over. IT WILL NEVER STOP!
Does anyone out there have a solution that does not involve:
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This means that particular application needs you—click on the jumping icon and that application will “come forward.” Then you will probably see a message on the screen that needs to be taken care of, such as “Do you want to save this document” or “This application couldn't do what you wanted.” Just do what it wants you ...
Invoke Find Action from the Help menu (Command+Shift+A) and search for Registry in the popup that appears. Disable the ide.appIcon.requestAttention option in the Registry dialog (you can type in the dialog to search for this key). Be careful with the other configuration options, because it is possible to break your IntelliJ IDEA installation with an incorrect setting.
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