Groovy 4 with features such as switch expressions, sealed types, record-like classes, built-in type checkers, built-in macro methods, JavaShell and POJO annotation is now supported. The Debug tool window now offers the Evaluate expression dialog. By default, the most popular actions are displayed and the others are available through the More icon. The debugger’s vertical toolbar has been removed, which results in a more concise view with just one horizontal toolbar at the top of the window. mvn/nfig via Preferences/ Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Maven. mvn/nfig file which may be enabled through the checkbox Use settings from. Maven settings can be configured per project in the. The Maven configuration now resembles the Gradle configuration with one screen for all essential parameters and Modify options for other configuration elements. Inline hints for Kotlin ranges clarify what’s exactly meant with the range by displaying mathematical signs such as "<" to explain keywords like until. Kotlin’s Constant conditions inspection warns about conditions and values which are always null, zero, true or false and may be enabled via Preferences/ Settings | Editor | Inspections | Kotlin | Probable bugs. On a line with more than one method call, click Step Into or use F7, then the IDE will display the method calls to step into and it’s possible to click on them. The Kotlin Smart Step Into action allows debugging an expression with chained method calls and lambdas. IntelliJ now suggests declaring a local variable as final or as var via a gear icon next to the variable instead of a popup that hides the code. toList(), collection.addAll(List.of("value")) with collection.add(value) and map.putAll(Map.of("key", "value")) with map.put("key", "value"). Support for Spring Boot has been improved with auto-completion for values retrieved from the application.yaml file by Environment.getProperty(), or Java 16 and newer, the IDE suggests to replace collect(toList()) with. IntelliJ displays a warning whenever those blocking methods are called from a non-blocking context. Some calls from Spring and Java EE are automatically evaluated as blocking, such as Spring’s CrudRepository and RestTemplate. IntelliJ will display a warning whenever a or non-annotated String is passed to a method annotated with IDE can now detect blocking calls from non-blocking contexts by using and from the org.jetbrains:annotations:22.0.0 dependency of JetBrains annotations project. Strings should be annotated as for safe methods and for unsafe methods by using the .qual dependency. ⌘+mouse wheel or Ctrl+mouse wheel now change the font size for all open tabs at once.Ī new inspection was added for Java in order to detect SQL injection, XSS flaws and other issues when using insecure data. Various bugs have been fixed to improve stability and the File menu now offers the Repair IDE action to resolve IDE issues.
After installing an IDE backend and using a project on a remote machine, the experience is the same as working on a local machine. The feature may be used from the IntelliJ IDEA Welcome screen, or alternatively by downloading the JetBrains Gateway via the Toolbox App. I love IntelliJ IDEA, even if I am constantly frustrated that I have nobody to blame for a lack of productivity but myself.With this release, IntelliJ offers remote development as a beta feature. Nowadays, 18+ years later, I know the key commands and I know the tool fairly well, and I finally feel like the only bottleneck in my development cycle is me, not the tooling. Every release featured integrations for new technologies, some of which I didn't even know I would want to use until they showed up in IntelliJ IDEA. In 2002! In Swing!) and it was feature-packed. It's always been polished (it had transparent UI panels. I used IntelliJ IDEA and haven't looked back. "I first tried IntelliJ IDEA when the Java Developers Journal or Java World or some such journal awarded it the "best IDE" in few years later, Apache Maven got good and suddenly the teams I worked on could ditch the corporate mandated IDEs (like JBuilder!), whose configuration file droppings teams had to version control, and embrace their preferences, like IntelliJ IDEA.
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