Is it possible to list all files which have local changes in IntelliJ IDEA (outside of "Changes" view)
IntelliJ IDEA offers two very handy actions as part of the "View" menu: "Recent Files" and "Recently Changed Files". Is there a way to only list the files 开发者_如何学JAVAwhich have local changes? (In a non-intrusive style like the actions above do, not as part of the "Changes" view)
2020.1 and later versions have an option to use the new non-modal Commit tool-window:
If you enable this option, the local changes will be in the Commit tool window.
Previous IDE versions have the following ways to view modified files:
Local changes tab (
View
|Tool Windows
|Version Control
-Local Changes
), default shortcut is Alt+9.Changed files Scope in the Project view
Previously the only way to view the changed files was via the Commit dialog:
Version Control
| Commit Changes
will show a dialog with locally changed files.
You can go on the Project Pane, and find the option
View as > Scope > Changed FilesIt will show a tree with only the modified files.
Pressing Alt+9 (in MacOS X Cmd+9) you can get a panel with the changed files
With 2020.2, you can view the local change list with the tab "commit" on your left (keystroke alt+0):
If you are not using version control tools (git, svn), click on the module directory
, right click and select "Local History
- Show History
", all file changes will be listed.
Press cmd + E ( ⌘E ios ) or Ctrl+E ( windows ) and mark "show edited only" box, then you can see only edited files.
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