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The Drupal + DDEV + PhpStorm integration out-of-the-box is literally complete, and there is no need to configure anything. Adding plugins such as DDEV, and the rest, seems to be all that's required -- basically the six most popular ones:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/search?search=drupal&orderBy=downloads
Actually, I would love it if the DDEV Integration plugin was also listed alongside the Drupal-specific plugins in the search above. "DDEV Integration" plugin would squeeze itself in as number 5, between "Drupal Symfony Bridge" and "Drupal Namespace Detector", with its 45'000 downloads.
Perhaps you could consider adding a single line, which lists some of the supported CMSes?
[...]
Integrated DDEV Terminal
And much more coming soon!
Supports Laravel, WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3, Backdrop, Magento, Craft CMS and more.<<< ADD THIS?]
If that's not enough to get "DDEV Integration" included in a "Drupal" search, perhaps ("behind the scene") in the PhpStorm UI there are "Supported CMSes" checkboxes which can be checked?
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@rfay commented on Sep 14, 2025
@AkibaAT probably knows how to do this if it's just a plugin admin config change.
@AkibaAT commented on Sep 14, 2025
From what I know, the search takes the plugin metadata. The Symfony Plugin and PHP Annotations get found because they mention a Drupal plugin in the description: https://github.com/Haehnchen/idea-php-annotation-plugin/blob/612173314e5f9a7d9125eedc799800824a62a7f9/src/main/resources/META-INF/plugin.xml#L46
Steps to reproduce
Search for Drupal (or WordPress and Joomla?) on the PhpStorm plugin page, and not see the DDEV Integration plugin included in the result.
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