#long time to compile

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shell adder
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Hi, I'm using Intellij, the code compiles but it takes longer than it should. I think it's a configuration or something, I could use some help please.

eternal lintelBOT
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<@&987246527741304832> please have a look, thanks.

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Hi, I'm using Intellij, the code compiles but it takes longer than it should. I think it's a configuration or something, I could use some help please.

It is common for Java projects in IntelliJ to have longer compile times due to various reasons such as large project size, complex dependencies, or inefficient configurations. Here are a few tips to help improve your compile time:

  1. Make sure your project SDK is set up correctly in IntelliJ. Go to File > Project Structure > Project and confirm the JDK version is correct.
  2. Check your project settings for any unnecessary plugins or features that may be slowing down the compilation process.
  3. Utilize IntelliJ's build tools like incremental compilation and parallel builds to speed up the process.
  4. Consider optimizing your code structure by breaking it down into smaller modules or classes to make it more efficient for the compiler.
  5. Update IntelliJ and Java to the latest versions as newer updates often come with performance improvements.

If these tips do not help improve your compile time significantly, there may be other factors at play such as hardware limitations or external dependencies. In that case, you may need to further investigate the specific issues affecting your compilation process or seek assistance from more experienced developers on our Discord server.

Remember, optimizing compile times is an ongoing process that may require experimentation and tweaking based on your project's unique requirements.

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rain portal
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Can you give more details, like ide version , JDK , the os you are using , and a screenshot of the problem?

craggy sleet
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How much code do you have? usually it's only a few seconds for me even on a bigger project

karmic dawn
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And we're only talking about compiling right? Not the whole build process?

opaque garnet
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yea, build tools can make a big difference

old marsh
twilit zenith
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  • Define "longer" and "than it should"
  • Is this just compilation?
  • Is this the first compilation?
  • If it's a build via Maven/Gradle, does this include packaging (which can be all sorts of extra steps)
  • Is it a 'rebuild' vs 'build'? That has a clean step too
  • Is it a build-and-run? Is the time definitely in the build stage and not in the launch stage (which can vary a lot depending on the method of launching, and the application startup).

All we do know is that there isn't a simple "slow mode" switch you need to turn off, so far more information will be needed.

old marsh
dark hemlock