You can configure what plugin extentions to call during the compilation process to validate your code. You can configure custom annotation processors and enable them during the compilation time. However, if an excluded path is a dependency of the source code being compiled, this path will be included in compilation and processed by the compiler as required. You can also skip files that you don't want to inlclude in the output directory. Use to add items to the list.įor example, you can exlude a file that contains errors and fails to compile, but is not important for the project compilation. On the Excludes page, specify the files and folders that shouldn't be included in compilation. In the Settings dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S), go to Build, Execution, Deployment| Compiler | Excludes. Exclude files or folders from compilation By excluding certain files or folders you can speed up the compilation process. You can exclude certain paths from compilation or re-include some files or classes that were excluded by you earlier. For example, you can set the automatic compilation for your project. On the Compiler page, configure settings that are related to any compilation and build process. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Build, Execution, Deployment| Compiler.
IntelliJ IDEA offers you extensive compilation options to tune the compilation process in general and configure settings for specific compilers. For example, you can increase the speed of the compilation process, configure the automatic build, process annotations during the compilation time, and so on. You can configure how you want a compiler to process the code you work on.
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