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Impossible to have 2 accounts at the same time.

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IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1.1 (Ultimate Edition)
Build #IU-201.7223.91, built on April 29, 2020
Runtime version: 1.8.0_202-release-1483-b4 x86_64
VM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o
macOS 10.14.6

Plugin compatibility requirements

Is this something that will resolve itself? It's unclear from my actual IDE build whether it will because Intellij doesn't display build numbers.

Also, it seems strange, because I'm only setup to download stable releases, but when I go to the plugin page, there isn't a distinct release for any EAP builds and my plugin info in the IDE still says the latest version released that appears in the plugin page.

From: Jetbrains plugin page.
By: @AlexeySvidentsov

From: johna1203/getGists#28
By: https://github.com/ItstepForstudent
@ItstepForstudent

hi, I want to use this plugin on webstrom 2018.3,but it incompatible

From: johna1203/getGists#26
By: https://github.com/zsedcbm
@zsedcbm

When trying to configure the plugin account, all I see is a dialog with "nothing to show". I can't find anything in the readme to indicate the steps for getting this to work. Suggestions?

This is a feature request. It'd be nice to be able to right click a gist in the index and add a file to an existing gist. This is considered an edit.

While Create Gist plugin allows you to create a whole new one-file (only I believe) gist, it'd be nice to be able to add to/edit an existing gist in use gist.

The use cases I'm thinking this would be most valuable for are when users are adding things like markdown snippets (for instance, I'll keep documentation cheatsheets of things I'm constantly having to google such as how do I do those nested checkboxes again in GH markdown?).

Not sure if this is a bug or a feature request...
In Intellij IDEA (Ultimate) 2018.2.4

When I'm editing markdown in normal editor tabs, I have syntax highlighting and when I preview gists of other languages in Use Gists, I get syntax highlighting.

I would expect that maybe Use Gists could provide highlighting in its viewing pane for any syntax highlighting registered for file extension types within the main IDE?

This would make things like markdown easier to read, even if it's still only displayed in raw form as opposed to rendered, and allow users to support their own syntax highlighting for custom file formats defined via their IDE.

A way to search gists in the gists toolbox window like we see for other widgets, either activated with a context sensitive CMD/Ctrl-F and/or starting to type while the index pane has focus. Something simple would be great, though I've included some baseline suggestions below which I think, if realized, will really make a search feature be viable for most use cases.

Suggestions Up For Discussion

• search gist descriptions/title (gist metadata), file names, file contents?
• search result organization - I'd suggest some solid default organization here, such as simply a paired down gists index (slight visual change to indicate and reinforce they are search results)
• search syntax/strategy support
  • default fuzzy matching - fuzzy match input that doesn't have qualifying symbols for other modes (i.e. isn't surrounded by double-quotes)

    bar -> matches on 'bar', 'foobar', 'barfoo', and 'foobarfoo'
    

  • literal matching - match input surrounded by double quotes as is

    "bar" -> matches on 'bar', but not 'foobar' or 'foobarhello'
    "foo bar" -> matches on 'foo bar', but not foo', bar', 'foobar', nor 'bar foo'
    "\nbar" -> follows match rules above and only matches on actual literal symbols '\nbar'
    

  • mixed mode - Simply support being able to mix literal and partial

    foo "bar" -> matches on 'foo', 'lolfooblah', 'foobar', 'barfoo', and 'bar' but not 'barblah'
    

  • case-sensitivity checkbox - to toggle whether you want the search input to be case-sensitive.