Invalid configuration for module when I open any non-salesforce module

[Pablo Lopez]

When opening Java projects I get this annoying error:

#!

08:23:05 Invalid configuration for module 'xxxxx'
         Module 'xxxx': The following must be configured properly:
         module must have the Illuminated Cloud™ module type
module must have an Illuminated Cloud™ facet
module must have a configured connection
module must have a generated offline symbol table
module must use an Illuminated Cloud™ SDK

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I'm using Version: 1.7.3.7-idea14

[Scott Wells]

Pablo, I did make a change in this are earlier this week. Let me see if I did something that caused it to complain about non-IC modules accidentally. In the interim, does the problem go away if you click Ignore in that notification?

[Scott Wells]

Paolo, does your Java project happen to have files with common Salesforce extensions such as .cls, .trigger, .page, or .component? The module validator should only be considering modules with source roots containing files with those extensions. I just created a new Java project with only .java files and IC didn't issue any warnings. When I added a file with one of the Salesforce extensions, the validator did show the warning to prompt me to convert the module for use with IC.

[Pablo Lopez]

Hi Scott, that's it, I also use eclipse, so the projects have these files .settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.component that's probably the file triggering the prompt. When I ignore the prompt, it does not show up again, for multiple module projects I get one prompt per module.

[Scott Wells]

Thanks for confirming, Pablo. I'll see if I can be a bit more selective when trying to determine whether the presence of these types of files strongly implies a Force.com module. Should be pretty easy to make sure that they're in the correct metadata type-specific sub-directories as well.

[Scott Wells]

Okay, I've added that filter to the logic. It'll be in the next released build. Obviously having ignored the current modules, you'll be fine, but if/when you use IC with future Java projects with Eclipse project settings, you shouldn't see this again. Thanks for helping me track it down!

[Pablo Lopez]

Thank you Scott

[Scott Wells]

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