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Duplicate the IDE hook that is implemented for the Gradle plugin - #568
The main issue pertains to supporting Maven in an IntelliJ plugin - #200 (comment)
Currently, I utilize the
spotlessFiles
argument for Maven-based projects in my IntelliJ plugin to execute theapply
task only for the currently opened file in the editor. However, an IDE hook that accepts an absolute path is safer (as it's not a pattern) and a little more efficient.I have also updated the example of
spotlessFiles
usage in the README, as it cannot accept slashes in the pattern. Instead, it is necessary to provide the regex dot.