Cmder, you get to live as your own separate window. Now I can’t get Cmder with Powershell to launch within PhpStorm, which sounds like the epitome of a First World Problem. Though the Ctrl-R/Ctrl-S history manipulation commands don’t work with cmd.exe, but they do work with Powershell. Now your terminal is Git aware, has powerful command autocomplete/history capabilities, Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V support, and more, thanks to Clink. Side note: Windows 10 comes with PSReadLine which improves command line editing. First change execution policies like explained here, then put powershell.exe as the shell path under Tools > Terminals in PhpStorm’s settings. You can use PowerShell to run PhpStorm’s terminal. This does not seem to work with the new Docker Store yet. You can add your Docker Hub credentials: Ctrl+Alt+S to get PhpStorm settings then search “Docker registry”, you’ll then be able to pull images from there. I put tcp://localhost:2375 in the API URL field to get PhpStorm to connect (thanks to this thread), and bingo, a mini-Kitematic interface right within the IDE, with container logs, properties, and bindings. At least the YAML code style is supported to help you use spaces instead of tabs for indentation in your docker-compose-yml file. There’s Docker Support in PhpStorm, though there’s not much support for Docker Compose yet.

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