When I start to commit changes to the VCS, the following commit dialog appears.
I checked the option 'Perform code analysis'. If I press commit, the code analysis starts, and when its finished i get the following dialog to view the results of the analysis:
If I press the review button I can review the results.
I would like to start exactly the same analysis manually. My version of IntelliJ IDEA: 14.1.1 (built on March 31, 2015)
Is it possible to run code analysis of commit dialog without a commit in IntelliJ?
Right click on the changelist and select "Commit Changes..." In the "Commit Changes" dialog, uncheck the "Perform code analysis" and "Check TODO" check-boxes. Click "Commit" to persist the settings.
Code Editing Use the Code Editing page of the Settings/Preferences dialog to configure the general code editing options. Select this checkbox to have IntelliJ IDEA highlight pairs of opening/closing braces when you position the caret right before the opening or right after the closing one.
IntelliJ IDEA allows you to inspect variables in a dedicated dialog. This is useful when you need to keep track of some variable (or the object whose reference it holds) and at the same time be able to navigate between frames and threads. Right-click a variable on the Variables tab and select Inspect.
Analyze -> Inspect Code (maba's answer) is correct.
You can specify the inspections profiles in the project settings. More Information on inspection profiles can be found here https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/documentation/static_code_analysis.html
You can also search for 3rd party plugins if your language/framework is not supported out of the box.
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