


You’ll immediately see test statuses within the editor, or in a useful treeview which lets you quickly jump to the test.

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Have you set a custom path to your shell scripts? Add that to the extension preferences.If the extension is complaining that it can't find the scripts, try unchecking and re-checking the option in JetBrains Toolbox.Have you enabled the shell scripts in JetBrains Toolbox preferences?.If you have multiple JetBrains apps installed, you can choose a priority app to bump to the top of the list in preferences. This extension should work out of the box.
