Note that the id value should be unique.Now, type in the password of your login user and press to continue. Open the %APPDATA%\JetBrains\\config\options\ file.Īdd the descriptor element and provide settings to access your custom distribution. This can be done by editing the configuration file created by RubyMine automatically after detecting WSL. RubyMine allows you to use custom Linux distributions run on WSL. In the Edit Project Path Mappings dialog, specify the local and remote project root paths: To do this, click the Edit Path Mappings button. (Optional) If you want to use the added SDK to debug a remote process, specify mappings between files of a local and remote project. Select the added SDK in the Ruby SDK and Gems page: (Optional) If you specified a path to the version manager executable in the previous dialog, RubyMine suggests selecting the Ruby interpreter used to run a remote application: In Ruby or version manager path, specify the path to the Ruby interpreter or the version manager executable. Open the Settings/Preferences dialog Ctrl+Alt+S, go to the Language & Frameworks | Ruby SDK and Gems page.Ĭlick the and select New remote in the drop-down:
RubyMine allows you to use the remote Ruby interpreter installed on Windows Subsystem for Linux ( WSL and WSL 2) for your local projects. Also, RubyMine automatically switches to Git from WSL for projects that are opened when you use the \\wsl$ path.įor details on working with Git in RubyMine, see Git. If Git is not installed on Windows, RubyMine searches for Git in WSL and uses it from there. RubyMine supports Git from the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2), which is available in Windows 10 version 2004. In the dialog that opens, select the folder in the WSL file system that contains the project to open, or type the path to the \\wsl$ project location manually. In RubyMine, you can directly open a project stored in the WSL file system and work with it like with any other project.Ĭlick Open on the Welcome screen or select File | Open from the main menu.
Open a project stored in the WSL file system RubyMine creates a project located in WSL and you can develop and build your project inside the WSL environment without leaving the IDE. In the Ruby SDK field, select the Ruby interpreter or the version manager executable installed in WSL. The project location for WSL will show the absolute path starting with \\wsl$ to the WSL file system.
In the Location field, specify the project location. On the page that opens, select a type of the project you want to create. On the welcome screen, click New Project. Install the needed Ruby version to the WSL environment using your favorite SDK manager. Create a new project in the WSL file system You can create a project and store it in the WSL environment, open one from the WSL file system, and develop your projects further in WSL.īefore you create or open a Ruby/Rails project, make sure to set up the Ruby/Rails development environment.
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