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An additional info about IntelliJ: If you work in project A and set the workingDir for
todto that project and then switch to project B (without closing IntelliJ completely) the workingDir still points to project A. So you regularly have to manually switch work dirs. If you forget about it, AI works in the wrong project. -
State changed as code fixing the issue is committed (3ed653a6)
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OneDev
changed state to 'Closed' 3 months ago
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State changed as build #96 is successful
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todshould be launched in a project folder containing.gitdirectory.todlooks for anoriginremote to figure out the current project. I had numerous errors because my origin is often namedonedevingitbecause I had two origins (originandonedev) while migrating projects to OneDev. Maybe check if there is only one origin and then use that, regardless of the name. Otherwise a different approach needs to be figured out, so it is not that dependent on names you cannot control. For example you could use the server host of thetodconfig file and try find that in the push/pull URLs of available Git origins.todin a git repository directory you have to usesetWorkDirvia AI to switch to such a directory. Should be mentioned in the documentation.