Manage available plugins

Set up filters for auto-installed plugins

1. On the Profiles page, click the name of the profile you want to edit.

2. In the Plugins section, click and select Auto-installed plugin.

3. In the Configure Auto-Installed Plugins dialog, use filters to configure in which IDEs IDE Services will install plugins automatically.

   Click Add filter and fill in the following details in the Add Filter dialog:

   

   • Type: select one of the filter types. Select the Include type if you want to configure plugins only for the applications specified in the filter. To configure plugins for all applications except for the ones specified, use the Exclude type.

   • IDE: select one or multiple names of the IDEs to use in your filter. Click the field to see the dropdown with available options.

   • Build: select one or multiple IDE build versions to use in the filter.

   • OS: if necessary, select the operating systems to use in the filter.

   • Architecture: if necessary, select the architectures to use in the filter (All, x64 or arm64).

   • Dev Environment: choose whether the plugins will be only available for the IDE instances locally installed on developers' machines (Local) or for Remote Development setups (Remote). Leave the field empty to allow for all options.

     Read more about the requirements and limitations of the Remote Development support.

   Click OK to save the filter.

Specify details of auto-installed plugins

1. Once you've configured the IDE filters, in the Configure Auto-Installed Plugins dialog, click Add plugin and start typing the name of the plugin you want to install automatically.

   

2. After that, configure the details of the plugin you want to install automatically in the Add plugin dialog that opens.

   tip

   The Add plugin dialog opens in Smart mode by default. If the necessary plugin isn't available in JetBrains Marketplace or the local plugin repository, switch to Manual mode using the button in the dialog's top right corner and provide the plugin ID instead.

   

   Smart mode

   Manual mode

   • Source: select the source for downloading the plugin – JetBrains Marketplace or the local plugin repository.

   • Plugin name: select the plugin name from the drop-down. To find the necessary plugin in the list quickly, start typing the plugin name in the search field.

   • Version: provide the version of the plugin you want to install automatically. If you don't provide any value, IDE Services will use the latest compatible version.

     If a developer has conflicting versions across multiple profiles, the configurations with a plugin version explicitly specified take priority over those without it. IDE Services attempts to install the latest plugin versions, with preference given to the local plugin repository over JetBrains Marketplace.

   • Source: select the source for downloading the plugin – JetBrains Marketplace or the local plugin repository.

   • Plugin id: specify the plugin ID.

     To locate the ID of a plugin published in JetBrains Marketplace, open the plugin page, select the Versions tab, and click the link with the necessary version number. A page with version details will open, where you can find the plugin ID along with the compatibility range.

     For bundled and non-public plugins, you can either open their page in the local plugin repository or locate the plugin's main JAR file containing the META-INF/plugin.xml descriptor with the <id> tag (alternatively, <name>). Bundled plugins are located at $PRODUCT_ROOT$/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME$/lib/$PLUGIN_NAME$.jar.

   • Version: provide the version of the plugin you want to install automatically. If you don't provide any value, IDE Services will use the latest compatible version.

     If a developer has conflicting versions across multiple profiles, the configurations with a plugin version explicitly specified take priority over those without it. IDE Services attempts to install the latest plugin versions, with preference given to the local plugin repository over JetBrains Marketplace.

3. (Optional) If you want to configure another auto-installed plugin with the same filters, click Add plugin and provide its details.

4. Click Save to submit the changes.

1. In the Plugins section, click and select Disabled plugin.

2. In the Disable Plugins dialog, use filters to configure in which IDEs IDE Services will disable plugins.

   Click Add filter and fill in the following details in the Add Filter dialog:

   

   • Type: select one of the filter types. Select the Include type if you want to configure plugins only for the applications specified in the filter. To configure plugins for all applications except for the ones specified, use the Exclude type.

   • IDE: select one or multiple names of the IDEs to use in your filter. Click the field to see the dropdown with available options.

   • Build: select one or multiple IDE build versions to use in the filter.

   • OS: if necessary, select the operating systems to use in the filter.

   • Architecture: if necessary, select the architectures to use in the filter (All, x64 or arm64).

   Click OK to save the filter.

3. Once you've configured the IDE filters, select the plugin you want to disable. Start typing the plugin name in the Plugin ID field to find it quickly.

   warning

   Don't disable the JetBrains IDE Services plugin to avoid IDE Services malfunction.

   

4. If necessary, provide a short note in the Description field.

5. If you want to prohibit enabling the plugin manually in the IDE settings, enable the Disable plugin forcefully switch.

6. (Optional) If you want to disable another auto-installed plugin with the same filters, click Add plugin and configure it in the same manner.

7. Click Save to submit the changes.