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How do I set the "idea ." command to open IntelliJ IDEA on Ubuntu 22.04?

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I have Ubuntu 22.04, and I have IntelliJ IDEA installed using Snap package manager.

I want to be able to open a project through terminal with IntelliJ, just like I open a project using code . in the project folder to open it using VsCode.

I'm aware that there's a command called idea . to open it using IntelliJ, however when I try to use it by using terminal I get the following message

Command 'idea' not found, did you mean:  command 'idba' from deb idba (1.1.3-7)Try: sudo apt install <deb name>

I also have tried to configure the command-line launcher, by going into "Tools>Create Command-Line Launcher", however I get the following message

You installed the IDE using Snap package manager, so 'idea' commandshould be already available. If it is not, please make sure'/snap/bin' is included in the $PATH variable.

The thing is, /snap/bin is included in the $PATH variable, i can find it by using echo $PATH


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