Folders on MacBook not being found

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MichaelL73

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I am using Parallels on my MacBook M2 to VM a Win11. I have a Repos folder that I want to access from my MacBook, but the repository folder (Repos) does not show when I go from InteliJ to open it.
Can you run IntelliJ on the Win11 VM and point to a Git repository folder on the MacBook M2?

Any kind thoughts?

Mike vR
 

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MichaelL73 said:
I am using Parallels on my MacBook M2 to VM a Win11. I have a Repos folder that I want to access from my MacBook, but the repository folder (Repos) does not show when I go from InteliJ to open it.
Can you run IntelliJ on the Win11 VM and point to a Git repository folder on the MacBook M2?

Any kind thoughts?

Mike vR
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Hello Mike,

To view your Mac folders, simply click on the Network Dropdown on the left side of the "Open project" window in VScode.
Then double-click on Mac > Home > Repos.

You should have access to the folders after completing the above steps.

If however, the issue persists, please collect a technical report while the issue is being reproduced (click Parallels icon > Help > Send technical data > check "Attach screenshots..." > press Send Report) and send the report's 9-digit ID in reply to this post.
 
Thx, but I use IntelliJ.

I believe there is a config to set this up. I did find shared folders, just did not seem to share what I need.

Still trying, thx

Mike
 
MichaelL73 said:
Thx, but I use IntelliJ.

I believe there is a config to set this up. I did find shared folders, just did not seem to share what I need.

Still trying, thx

Mike
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Apologies for the confusion in my response Mike,

I meant:

"Hello Mike,

To view your Mac folders, simply click on the Network Dropdown on the left side of the "Open project" window in IntelliJ.
Then double-click on Mac > Home > Repos."

If this does not work, could you please share screenshots of what you can view after performing the above steps in the intelliJ window or better still a video reproduction of the issue uploaded to a file-sharing link of your choice?
 
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