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In IntelliJ IDEA (15.0.5), on a class name, I see a window icon, clicking upon which brings up this popup menu:
Does anyone know what "Concurrency Diagram for [class name]" is supposed to do? When I actually select the menu item, it shows:
Error running [class name]: Cannot find runner for [class name].
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In Android and Kotlin projects IntelliJ IDEA supports only the default visibility level. Click this icon to add borders to the nodes in your diagram. Click this icon to increase the scale of the diagram. Alternatively, press NumPad+. Click this icon to decrease the scale of the diagram. Alternatively, press NumPad-.
Looks like it's a Python specific feature. There seems to be a bug that when Cucumber is enabled for the project the menu option appears, even when it's not Python.
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