When I use the command + shift + o command I get this popup:
The problem is that in a Java EE applicaton there will be duplicates in the target folder. Sometimes I start editing the wrong file. I do not want them listed, see picture. Is there a way to exclude folders?
Also, on another note:
Sometimes intellij will highlight as error a method call, thinking it matches some other class. Not possible to ignore error ( doesn't help ), and no way of pointing the right method or class manually. Is there a way to fix this?
Make sure that the target
folder is excluded in the Project Structure | Modules
:
It should have been excluded automatically since it is a maven project (I assume).
I have done what @maba recommended myself but it comes back whenever mvn clean deletes a directory that IntelliJ is tracking as an ignored directory, IntelliJ seems unable to remember that it was ignoring that directory. Perhaps it sticks a configuration file in the target directory it's trying to ignore? In any case, this answer worked for me even after I ran a mvn clean.
Intellij IDEA. Always show maven's `target` directory
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