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IntelliJ IDEA 14.0.4 build 139.1603, released on March 24th, 2015
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Notable changes in IntelliJ IDEA 14
- Code Coverage tool, Structural Search and Replace, and Type Migration refactoring have become available in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition
- General IDE
- The new wizard that helps configure the IDE on start-up
- The improved Find in path action now can search within files with unknown extensions and within the .idea configuration files. It also uses indices when searching for strings that contain a part of an identifier (3 characters and longer.)
- Indexing: upon changes in used libraries or excluded directories indexing is restarted with new settings
- Indexing: upon changes from VCs or other external changes indexing is performed asynchronously
- Copy/paste selected code as HTML/RTF is now available without additional plugins.
- Plugin update is performed on patch download: one restart to update plugins less
- Some of the startup activities are now performed in background, so many editor/VCS actions are now available earlier
The new Code cleanup action (available via Analyze → Code Cleanup or as an option in the VCS commit dialog) applies quick-fixes in batch mode to selected files.
- Java debugger
- Rewritten using the new API, with unified Debugger tool window for all languages.
- The Watches tab now persists expressions (and remembers it even after you close it.)
- Breakpoints can now be arranged by user groups.
- Hidden elements of long arrays and collections are displayed on demand, you no longer need to edit the view settings for that.
- Java editor
- Backspace smart indent makes the Backspace key aware of your code formatting settings, so it doesn’t break your code when removing indents before caret.
- The new folding that shows parameter names for method values
- Opening class files decompiles content with FernFlower Java decompiler
- JavaFX:
- SceneBuilder 2.0 is now available as UI designer so you don’t need to leave IntelliJ IDEA to work with .fxml files (requires IntelliJ IDEA to run on Java 8.)
- JUnit:
- Categories support
- Parameterized tests: allow to rerun test with chosen parameter value
- Test templates (so static imports can be preconfigured)
- Now it’s possible to generate tests for methods and add them to an existing JUnit test class.
- Spring:
- Performance when handling Spring projects with large numbers of XML descriptor files has been significantly improved.
- The Select In action now also can navigate to the Spring tool window.
- The new plugin with Spring Websocket support.
- Grails and Gradle now work better together (http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-120860)
- Groovy 2.3 Traits support
- Mercurial
- The Push dialog has been improved.
- The Log viewer loads faster.
- The option to revert uncommitted merge and update from the Log viewer reverting the current changes.
- Displaying of the current revision in the Log viewer.
- Many other enhancements, including the notification about incoming/outgoing changes.
- Web development:
- Postfix code completion for JavaScript
- Spy.js and Node.js now can run together via new run configuration
- Plugin Development Tools
- New inspections and other code insight
- Test assistance framework: test data navigation, caret detection, etc.
- API changes