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4.**Unexpected local git changes in `uiDesigner.xml` or other files in .idea directory**\
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It may happen due to disable [internal mode](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/enabling-internal.html) or by enabling it after/during setup. \
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The solution to this problem might be to revert these changes, enable [internal mode](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/enabling-internal.html) (if it has not already been done) and restart IntelliJ.
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5.**The Scala plugin is not loaded when running the `scalaCommunity` Run Configuration.** Unfortunately, there can be multiple reasons for this, like an improperly packaged plugin which cannot be loaded by IDEA at runtime. \
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Check the list of project modules in `File > Project Structure...` and make sure that they don't have a name that starts with `scala.<module name>` (e.g. `scala.structure-view`). This is a bug in the sbt import process. \
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If there are modules like this, then remove all modules from the project (in the same Project Structure window) and reimport the project `<sbt tab> > Reload All sbt Projects`.
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5.**The Scala plugin is not loaded when running the `scalaCommunity` / `scalaUltimate` Run Configuration.**\
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Unfortunately, there can be multiple reasons for this, like an improperly packaged plugin which cannot be loaded by IDEA at runtime. Check the list of project modules in `File > Project Structure...` and make sure that they don't have a name that starts with `scala.<module name>` (e.g. `scala.structure-view`). This is a bug in the sbt import process. If there are modules like this, then remove all modules from the project (in the same Project Structure window) and reimport the project `<sbt tab> > Reload All sbt Projects`.
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**TLDR**:
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1. Open `File | Project Structure`
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2. Select "Modules"
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3. Remove all modules except `-build` modules (they have special icon with sbt) and except root modules like (scalaCommunity or scalaUltimate)
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4. Click "Ok"
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5. Remove `target` directory in the project root (the one that contains `plugin/Scala` directory)
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6. Reload the project structure
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7. It should be fixed now! Run the main run configuration (`scalaCommunity` or `scalaUltimate`)
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