How do I hide "duplicate" highlighting

[Dave Seligson]

My code contains two separate javascript files that are mostly duplicates.

I saw the "Duplicates detected" line and using the context sensitive menu I elected to "Show Duplicate lines"

Now I don't see how to remove the bright green highlighting from my edit window.

Please help, my eyes are starting to bleed.

[Scott]

That's the JetBrains IDE's Duplicated Code Fragment inspection which you can configure, disable, etc., under Settings/Preferences>Editor>Inspections>General>Duplicated code fragment.:

You can just disable it entirely for JavaScript if you'd like.

If you want to keep the inspection enabled but only suppress particular instances, you can use Alt+Enter (Windows) / Opt+Enter (Mac) to show the contextual actions for the reported inspection infraction, then press CursorRight to show suppression options:

Regards,

Scott Wells

[Dave Seligson]

Nope, none of that works.

I cannot get to the context sensitive menu that you are showing.

[Scott]

So disabling the Duplicated Code Fragment inspection doesn't eliminate this highlighting? If not, what message is displayed when you hover over the highlighted code? It must be some other inspection adding the annotation/highlighting. You should be able to disable any code inspection that you don't want, though. It's really a matter of determining which inspection it is. However, Alt+Enter/Opt+Enter should show invoke Show Context Actions to show that menu.

Regards,

Scott