Whenever you hit 'the check for update' button, IntelliJ checks for IDE update and starts by checking and updating all your active plugins.
The point is that I use a pretty crooked plugin which only works for me in an old version (a release from last year). To be more specific, I'm talking about 'QA Plug PMD' which is not compatible with my imported sonar rules in its last version. Actually, QA Plug PMD's last version is based on PMD 5.0.x and I need QA Plug PMD's 2012 version which is based on PMD 4.3.
In summary, when the QA Plug PMD plugin gets updated, my coding rules are all reseted because the plugin is not backwards-compatible.
That being said, I need to know if there's a way I can tell IntelliJ not to care about this specific plugin during its update process and leave it alone :)
Enable auto-updates for pluginsFor each plugin, there is an “Automatic update” column with an action link used to enable/disable auto-updates plugin by plugin. Click on this action link to enable auto-updates for each specific plugin. Once enabled, auto-updates can be disabled at any time, using the same toggle link.
Goto File -> Setting -> Appearance& Behaviour>System Setting-> Updates->Uncheck the Automatic uppadte checkbox.
Tada.. Done.
Danke, Rahul
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