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In our case we check if fully qualified name of annotation matches our expectations and register a problem when thatвЂ™s the case. By overriding different methods, plugin can process methods, classes, imports etc. The most interesting thing happens in a visitor which is notified each time a Java annotation is encountered in source code.

Public class DirtiesContextFirstVersionInspection extends AbstractBaseJavaLocalInspectionTool In this case AbstractBaseJavaLocalInspectionTool seems to be a good choice since most of Java inspections are based on it.Д¬reate new class named DirtiesContextInspection with following content: One approach is to ask IntelliJ to show class Hierarchy of LocalInspectionTool and take a look what other inspections are extending. First problem that we encounter is to pick proper base class.

We donвЂ™t need to access complete graph of references and we would like to give a hint that something is wrong as soon as possible so local inspection is a better choice for our use case. Inspection class has to extend or one of subclasses.

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Global inspections work only in batch mode when analysis is manually triggered via Analyze > Inspect Code and see complete graph of references between classes and can report problem for any file. Local inspection cannot report problem for not currently processed file. Local inspections are executed in the background when file is opened, in general they have access to currently open file. Our inspection should warn a developer each time there is a class annotated with .DirtiesContext and provide quick fix which deletes If Spring is not your thing then any other annotation can be used instead.

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After some time IntelliJ will download dependencies and create an empty plugin. If you cannot see вЂњGradleвЂќ or вЂњIntellij Platform PluginвЂќ then please make sure that both вЂњGradleвЂќ and вЂњPlugin DevKitвЂќ IntelliJ plugins are installed.Д¬ontinue next steps of the wizard using default values, use any groupId and artifactId. LetвЂ™s start with creating new project using File > New > Project., select Gradle and make sure that in Additional Libraries and Frameworks both Java and Intellij Platform Plugin are selected. The recommended one is to use Intellij plugin for Gradle and thatвЂ™s what we will use in this tutorial.

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There are several ways on how to create IntelliJ plugin. Final source code is available on github. In our tutorial we will be using the community edition of IntelliJ 2018.3.5.

warns if remote HTTP call is used inside method annotated with the plugin development, we realized that resources on writing IntelliJ plugins are scarce, and therefore decided to create a step by step tutorial on how to implement inspection.

warns if it finds (or DTO used by client) not documented with Swagger annotations.

warns if number of distinct profile combinations used in is greater than 3.

warns about specifying the same list of profiles but in different order in (slows tests down because different Spring context would have to be created for each combination).

warns about usage of annotation which slows tests down because it forces creation of new Spring context.

In order to decrease the likelihood that slow tests will appear at AUTO1, we implemented an IntelliJ plugin which warns a developer about possible problems when he writes code and provides quick fixes if they are applicable. More about those problems can be found in previous blog post. During analysis of why some services take a long time to build, several problems have been found, mostly related to number of Spring contexts that were created during integration tests.