The IntelliJ Groovy/Grails support in IntelliJ IDEA 8.1 is great.
However, I ve recently upgraded to the new and recently open-sourced IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition 9.0 BETA. Since updating to the new version the Grails support seems to have disappeared. I m no longer able to choose the option "Grails application" when creating a new project.
My question is simply:
Grails is not supported in the community edition. You can see what is and is not supported here.
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