Why is phpstrom indexing files all the time?

Question

phpstorm

Storm constantly indexes, just finished indexing and immediately starts a new one. I unpacked another storm into another folder - the same thing.
What is the problem, does anyone know?

Answer 1

while I was looking for a solution to a similar problem, I found this question .. pontyk.com.ua/phpstorm/tormozit-phpstorm
Here, clearing the cache helped from this article. There are many more options

Answer 2

There was a similar problem with a project that had more than 1.2 million files. After removing unnecessary files that do not affect the development (img, cache, logs, ...) with the number of files ~ 300k, the endless indexing stopped.

Answer 3

wget -r not an option?
Then you can go through the result with grep and look for what you need.

Answer 4

And what are the problems for a web server to log 404/403 and then give you a log to read?
I've always done this

Answer 5

I usually test working through Find broken links on your site with Xenu's Link Sleuth (TM)

Answer 6

IMHO, here you need to write a simple spider that follows links and set it on a local copy of the site.
First, download the site page. Check if it has PHP Notice/Error/Warning. Then you pull out all the links with a regular expression. Then for each link not yet verified, do the above.

Answer 7

A small addition to the previous answers:
Instead of parsing the pages and searching them for Notice/Error/etc. you can hang your error handler through set_error_handler (it's stupid to log them). + similar 404/403 handler.
Next, we recursively go through the site (with the same wget) and look at the error log.

Answer 8

Automated security testing: code.google.com/p/skipfish/
And one more thing: w3af.sourceforge.net/
It is recommended to make a file/database backup before research, because programs test forms for processing special characters, and submitted forms will most likely be written to the base.

Answer 9

you can use wget -r to “download” the entire site without downloading the links and then see the Apache logs, but this is part of your task.

Answer 10

Google Xenu, that's exactly what it does.

Answer 11

KLinkStatus - checking links and pictures
ps works under kubuntu, possibly under ubuntu