try adding minimal IntelliJ project config

[gavinking]

This only includes:

• coding conventions, and
• configuration of warnings.

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[sebersole]

I'm concerned about having default project settings here. I, for example, already configure this locally and this would overwrite my local definition.

[gavinking]

I believe you can have multiple of them and select the one you want.

[sebersole]

We could include .idea/copyright as well. Yes spotless ultimately handles this, but it also handles things being configured here in .idea/codeStyles

[sebersole]

I believe you can have multiple of them and select the one you want.

That's fair, but "Project" happens to be the default IJ chooses for a project-level Settings profile. Maybe let's name this "Hibernate"? I'd also suggest a few more, I left as a line comment.

We'd need to document (CONTRIBUTING.adoc) the steps to change the Settings to this profile to get that inspection configuration, if desired, since it won't necessarily be automatic.

[lucamolteni]

This only includes:

• coding conventions, and
• configuration of warnings.

I've imported this in IDEA https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-ide-codestyles/blob/main/intellij-14/hibernate_orm.xml

even though it's quite ancient it seems to be working

[gavinking]

even though it's quite ancient it seems to be working

I had a look, but it seems to have quite a lot of unnecessary cruft: for example, all sorts of formatting rules for Groovy.

[gavinking]

We could include .idea/copyright as well.

Wow, this amazingly complicated to configure in IntelliJ. Better if you do it.

Maybe let's name this "Hibernate"?

Tried this but unfortunately it doesn't work. It seems that you're only allowed to give names to profiles stored in the IDE, not to the "project" profile. But that's OK, I think. You can still store as many profiles as you like in the IDE, and even make one based off of the project one.

[gavinking]

Going to go ahead and merge what I have here so you guys can try it out and let me know if anything breaks. It seems to work nicely when I create a new project from a clean checkout.

[lucamolteni]

even though it's quite ancient it seems to be working

I had a look, but it seems to have quite a lot of unnecessary cruft: for example, all sorts of formatting rules for Groovy.

From a user perspective having two styles in two different places is confusing, perhaps you should remove the other one then?