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What does Concurrency Diagram Menu in IntelliJ IDEA mean?

In IntelliJ IDEA (15.0.5), on a class name, I see a window icon, clicking upon which brings up this popup menu:

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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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Kedar Mhaswade Avatar asked Apr 08 '16 20:04

Kedar Mhaswade


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1 Answers

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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Bas Leijdekkers Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 12:09

Bas Leijdekkers