JetBrains 3rd Party Fast Shell

One-year single-user subscription license

About this software

One-year subscription license for a JetBrains third-party plugin intended for commercial use. The license covers one named user and is managed through the JetBrains account and license administration portals. It enables installation and activation of the third-party extension within compatible JetBrains IDEs and aligns with JetBrains' subscription licensing model. Documentation and support are provided by the plugin publisher.

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JetBrains 3rd Party Fast Shell

JetBrains 3rd Party Fast Shell
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Benefits

  • Single-user license: Grants one named user commercial use of the plugin.
  • Annual subscription: Covers use for a one-year subscription period.
  • Account management: Licenses are assigned and managed through a JetBrains account.
  • Compatible IDEs: Works inside compatible JetBrains IDEs and editor integrations.
  • Commercial use permitted: License is valid for commercial development and deployment.

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Documentation access: Find usage guides and release notes on the plugin publisher's documentation pages.
  • License management: Manage assignments, renewals, and transfers through the JetBrains account portal.
  • Marketplace listing: Plugin details and installation instructions are available on JetBrains Marketplace.
  • Publisher support: Contact the plugin publisher for product-specific issues and feature questions.
  • JetBrains account help: Use JetBrains account resources for billing and license administration assistance.

Frequently asked questions

What is JetBrains 3rd Party Fast Shell?
A third-party command-line shell focused on fast interactive and scripted workflows, intended to streamline development and automation tasks.
How is the shell typically configured and extended?
Configuration commonly uses user dotfiles and environment variables; extensions are usually added through scripts or plugin modules to adapt behavior.
What compatibility considerations apply for integrating with development tools?
Compatibility depends on tool interfaces and supported shells; verify shell command syntax, environment propagation, and script execution behavior before integrating.
What security practices should be followed when using the shell?
Treat third-party scripts and plugins as untrusted until reviewed, restrict execution permissions, and isolate sensitive environments or credentials.
How should updates and maintenance be managed?
Apply vendor updates and review change logs, use configuration management for consistent deployments, and test changes in a controlled environment before production use.