Resolving IntelliJ Shortcut Conflicts on macOS

A week into using IntelliJ, a conflict warning appeared for ⇧+⌘+A — a collision between IntelliJ's "Find Action" and macOS's "Search man Page Index in Terminal" service.

After using IntelliJ for about a week, I encountered a warning.
The latest version of IntelliJ has overridden key functions, so conflicts do not occur.
If there are no issues with usage, you can ignore the warning message.

Environment

• macOS 14.0 (Sonoma)
• IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2023.2.2
  • New UI
    • Compact mode

Problem

A warning about a shortcut conflict has appeared.

Solution

IntelliJ

By checking the Keymap through the Modify Shortcuts link, I found that the shortcut ⇧ + ⌘ + A is in conflict.

macOS Sonoma

First, open the Settings app.

0. Settings Screen:

   

   0. Click on the Keyboard menu
   1. Click on the Keyboard Shortcuts button

1. Keyboard Shortcuts Screen:

   

   0. Click on the Services menu
   1. Click on the Text item
   2. Uncheck the Search man Page Index in Terminal item

What Is "Search Man Page Index in Terminal"?

This feature is responsible for passing the selected text to the terminal as a manual option.
If the manual exists in the system, it will be displayed.

However, the argument passed to the man option is incorrectly formatted as sudo;type=a, which causes it to fail to find the manual and display a message indicating that the manual is not available.

Executable Command:

man sudo;type=a

This command outputs the manual without any issues.

Command That Causes an Error (Speculation):

man "sudo;type=a"

This command outputs the same text as when executed with the shortcut.