start the plugin and install local engine.
change to centralized.
open local engine and stop it.
try to start it again, it will not start because the plugin checks if local engine is installed, its true, and if there is connection, which is true too because the plugin is connected to centralized. so will not let start the local engine.
in
org.digma.intellij.plugin.docker.LocalInstallationFacade#startEngine
isLocalEngineRunning is true.
a way to fix it is that isLocalEngineRunning will check if the docker containers are running.
Expected behavior: It should advise you that starting the local engine will disconnect you from the central Digma install. If you confirm it will change the settings to the default and start the local engine
start the plugin and install local engine. change to centralized. open local engine and stop it. try to start it again, it will not start because the plugin checks if local engine is installed, its true, and if there is connection, which is true too because the plugin is connected to centralized. so will not let start the local engine. in org.digma.intellij.plugin.docker.LocalInstallationFacade#startEngine isLocalEngineRunning is true. a way to fix it is that isLocalEngineRunning will check if the docker containers are running.
a workaround is to remove and install again