IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 Web Help

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IntelliJ IDEA provides facilities to set up your workflow according to the issue tracking procedure accepted in your team. You can bind your account in an issue tracker to your project, and work on it in the discourse of tasks and contexts.

  • A task is an activity performed in IntelliJ IDEA and is identified by a task name. Normally, a task correlates with an issue in your issue tracking system. This correlation is set by using the desired issue ID as the task name. When you switch between tasks, IntelliJ IDEA cleans your workspace, creates a changelist for the task, and loads a stack trace, if any. Alternatively, you can define a task yourself so it reflects an activity that is not registered in your issue tracker.
  • A context is a set of files opened in the editor while working on a task or independently from it. You can switch between contexts by switching between tasks associated with them. Alternatively, you can save and clear contexts independently from any tasks.

Task and context management involves:

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