Elixir helpers for intellj-elixir, the Elixir plugin for JetBrains IDEs.

To build the release for production, set both the MIX_ENV and distillery environment to prod

MIX_ENV=prod mix release --env=prod

Burrito allows us to have a self-contained Elixir app, which is useful for both CI, and allowing contributors to not have to run a specific version of Elixir in order to build and test their pull requests.

See Burrito for more information

To build:

MIX_ENV=prod mix release intellij_elixir_burrito

To target Linux, MacOS, and Windows, prepend the target with the BURRITO_TARGET.

Targets:

• BURRITO_TARGET=linux_amd64
• BURRITO_TARGET=linux_arm64
• BURRITO_TARGET=darwin_amd64 (For Intel Macs)
• BURRITO_TARGET=darwin_arm64 (For Apple Silicon, e.g M1/M2/M3 processors)
• BURRITO_TARGET=windows_amd64

For example, to target Linux, and build for x86-64:

BURRITO_TARGET=linux_amd64 MIX_ENV=prod mix release intellij_elixir_burrito --overwrite --force

By default, BURRITO_TARGET is set to the platform you are building on.

intellij-elixir's org.elixir.parsing_definition tests use IntellijElixir.Quoter GenServer to verify that intellij-elixir's parsed and quoted form match's Elixir's native quoted form from Code.string_to_quoted. IntellijElixir must be running on node name intellij_elixir for intellij-elixir's tests to find it, so start IntellijElixir release like so

_build/prod/rel/intellij_elixir/bin/intellij_elixir start