JetBrains plugin support is currently in Beta Install a plugin on PhpStorm backend Preconfigure for repository In JetBrains Client open the IDE settings and select Plugins On Host.You can install a plugin only for your current workspace following these steps: It is not currently possible to install a backend plugin that applies to all workspaces of a Gitpod user or team. However, a plugin can be preconfigured for all users of a repository so that the plugin is enabled with every workspace start. When installed, a backend plugin only applies to the currently running Gitpod workspace and is not associated with a user. contributing support of languages and frameworks). Backend plugins contribute functionality requiring access to IDE experiences such as the remote filesystem (e.g. The JetBrains PhpStorm backend runs within the remote Gitpod workspace. Install a plugin on JetBrains Client Install on PhpStorm backend Find the plugin in the Marketplace and click Install.In JetBrains Client open the IDE settings and select Plugins.To install a plugin on JetBrains Client follow these steps: Once installed, a client plugin is enabled for all Gitpod workspaces the user opens (if the workspace is running the exact same version of the PhpStorm backend where the plugin was initially installed). Client plugins contribute to the user interface aspect of the IDE experience (e.g.
The JetBrains client runs on the users local machine and can be thought of as the user interface to the remote PhpStorm backend. JetBrains Gateway plugins are installed directly in JetBrains Gateway and contribute to remote development connection experiences (e.g. JetBrains Gateway plugins - The JetBrains Gateway is an application downloaded onto a users local machine which allows users to start JetBrains Clients that are compatible with the PhpStorm backend, running in a Gitpod workspace.Client plugins are different to backend plugins as they contribute to the user interface aspect of the IDE experience (e.g. JetBrains Client plugins - The JetBrains client runs on the users local machine and can be thought of as the user interface to the remote PhpStorm backend.Backend plugins contribute functionality for IDE experiences relating to the filesystem, tools or languages and frameworks. PhpStorm backend plugins - The JetBrains PhpStorm backend runs within the remote Gitpod workspace.Unlike with regular development, JetBrains Remote development with PhpStorm allows users to install plugins in different locations: For information on regular plugin management, refer to PhpStorm docs. This section relates to plugin management when using JetBrains IDEs in a remote development context. Important: You must restart any started workspaces for your IDE preferences to take effect. Updating Gitpod IDE preferences to PhpStorm Opening a JetBrains IDE from Gitpod Updating the Gitpod plugin in JetBrains Gateway Opening a JetBrains IDE from Gateway Start (or restart) your workspace - Either start a workspace directly from within the JetBrains Gateway via the Gitpod plugin OR open a new workspace directly in Gitpod where on workspace start you will be prompted to open PhpStorm for that workspace.Update your Gitpod preferences - Select PhpStorm on the Gitpod preferences page which will set PhpStorm as your default IDE for future workspace starts.Click “install” to install the Gitpod plugin for JetBrains Gateway. Install the Gitpod plugin - Open JetBrains Gateway and you’ll see the Gitpod logo on the main page.Install JetBrains Gateway - With the JetBrains Gateway and Gitpod plugin you can create and manage your latest 20 Gitpod workspaces.
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