You can create multiple connections to the same remote host and the same version of the IDE. When you close the project locally, it doesn't get automatically closed on the remote host. You are returned to the JetBrains Gateway welcome screen where you can use the Recent SSH projects page to reconnect to your remote session or stop the running instance. Press Control+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and then select Version Control | GitHub.Ĭlick Add Account, select the authorization method and sign in to your GitHub account.Ĭlick to close the remote session window. Sign in to the GitHub on the remote backend The next time you open your project, the downloaded SDK will be used automatically in the remote session. WebStorm downloads the configured SDK to the remote server. In the Project Structure dialog, select Project, and from the available options, configure the project's SDK.Ĭlick OK to save the changes. When you first open a project, WebStorm displays a notification suggesting to add the project SDK. If you want to find more about the Remote Development processes and architecture in general, refer to Remote development overview. You can develop it like any other local project: edit code, run applications, debug, and deploy. A remote project gets opened in JetBrains Client as it would be opened in your local WebStorm IDE.

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