Library sources in a non-UTF-8 charset (e.g. GBK) opened garbled, and Reload with Encoding failed on them with a read-only error: library and virtual documents bypassed the editor's encoding pipeline (archive entries read as strict UTF-8, jdt: documents labelled utf-8, set_encoding rejecting every read-only virtual document).
jar: and jdt: sources are now decoded through the same VFS pipeline as files on disk (detection, BOM, UTF-16, explicit reload) and report the charset used. Reload re-decodes virtual documents while keeping them read-only: jar: entries are re-read; for jdt: sources the jdtls source attachment encoding is updated (waiting for Maven's background refresh, retrying once) and the attached entry re-read. Reload is disabled for decompiled and server-generated content and for read-only containers such as the JDK.
Co-authored-by: usongon <45442232+usongon@users.noreply.github.com>
When an edit was rejected as out of sync and the rebase snapshot then failed, the in-flight edit was never cleared, so flush() returned early forever: save, format and refactorings waited and the backend kept the old text. A failed rebase snapshot now resends the edit (bounded by MAX_REBASES, then the existing hard resync), and idle waiters are no longer released while an edit is pending.
When hardResync's own snapshot failed, the in-flight and buffered changes were dropped although the editor still showed them, so later edits were expressed against text the backend never had. The difference between the confirmed and local text is now kept as the buffer and sent with the next flush.
Co-authored-by: rohitdanda <10144914+rohitdanda@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings no longer lists a Project Structure page; File › Project Structure…
(⌘; / Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) opens the standalone dialog, which already had the
same sections. Arrow keys in the dialog's sidebar follow its navigation order.
Remote Host › Download to… asks for a local folder (the Project view's selected
folder preselected) and copies only the selected files and folders, each under
its own name, instead of recreating the server path below the project root.
Dragging items from Remote Host onto a folder in the Project view does the same.
Download to Project keeps using the mappings.
kotlin-debug-adapter (fwcd) is unmaintained: its evaluate only resolves plain local names and it reports breakpoints verified without checking. Kotlin debugging now uses the debugger inside JetBrains kotlin-lsp once its project import has finished, attached to the JVM the IDE starts through the existing JDWP link. kotlin-debug-adapter stays the fallback, with a notice saying why (not installed, still importing, import failed, cannot start).
kotlin-lsp's DAP quirks (step stop reasons, thread ids from earlier stops, frame names, file: URIs) are handled in one place, and its invalidated events reload the Variables pane and watches.
Co-authored-by: ntbang0901 <121003585+ntbang0901@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Editor › Color Scheme gets a Console Colors page, as in IntelliJ IDEA: the console background and the 16 ANSI colors, used by the terminal and consoles. A light IDE theme no longer forces a light terminal. IDEA's CONSOLE_* keys from .icls schemes and IntelliJ theme imports set the same colors.
Closes#2698
Co-authored-by: GGVidal <52431033+GGVidal@users.noreply.github.com>
The Python page of Settings › Editor › Color Scheme now has PyCharm's 38 attributes in its order and groups, all scoped to Python: an override lands in the editor block for Python files instead of recolouring every language, and unset values fall back to the shared scheme value. The seven attributes that had no default value (parentheses, brackets, braces, nested function, method call, type annotation, f-string format spec) now resolve, and .icls PY.* keys map to their Python attributes. Attribute ids and saved overrides are unchanged.
Co-authored-by: muutot <92625353+muutot@users.noreply.github.com>
The TCP / SSH host kind of a Docker connection now offers the IDE's SSH Configurations (with … to open Settings › Tools › SSH Configurations), as IntelliJ IDEA does. Picking a configuration with OpenSSH config authentication fills the Engine API URL with ssh://[user@]host[:port], keeping the alias so the system ssh docker runs applies the entry's key, user and jump hosts; an existing ssh:// URL shows its configuration again. Password and key-pair configurations are listed but explained as unusable for now, since docker over SSH goes through the system ssh.
Refs #939
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
Under Smart Keys › Insert paired brackets, < now pairs into <> where the syntax tree says a type argument / parameter list starts, as in IntelliJ IDEA: after a type name or generic declaration name in Java, TypeScript, Kotlin and C#, and Rust types, fn names and turbofish ::<. Comparisons (a < b, i <= n, x << 2), tags and literals never pair; > steps over the inserted half and Tab leaves it. Languages without a rule don't pair.
Closes#2700
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
openExternalUrl handed any string to the system opener, and plugins and rendered content (Markdown, notebook output, editor links) reach it with arbitrary input, so file: or app-launching schemes such as ms-msdt: and search-ms: could be passed to the OS. It now opens only http:, https: and mailto: URLs and ignores anything else, including malformed or whitespace-padded strings.
Co-authored-by: rohitdanda <10144914+rohitdanda@users.noreply.github.com>
The .NET Project type had no way back from a command line to its fields, and a
new configuration starts without params, so the editor fell back to the plain
Command/Arguments form: there was no .NET project field, and Debug failed with
"Select a .NET project". dotnet run command lines the form can express now map
back to its fields, for new configurations and ones typed as a command.
Fixes#2733
C# gets its own page like Go, Java, Kotlin and PHP: every Language Defaults
attribute can be overridden for C# editors only, with a C# preview. Language
sub-page ids are now slugged (C# → csharp): the '#' in editor.colorScheme.c#
made the page unreachable from the settings tree.
Navigate › Declaration (⌘-click, ⌘B) on {{name}} in a .http file now lists
its definitions in lookup order: the file's @name = … line, then the key in
each environment (and $shared) of the nearest http-client.private.env.json
and http-client.env.json. Dynamic variables ($uuid…) have none.
A plugin runs one call at a time, and a prompt waits for its answer without a
limit. A command run from another window while the plugin's prompt was open
queued silently behind it and ran only after the prompt was answered. It is
now refused with a message naming the reason, and the window that holds the
prompt is brought to the front.
Fixes#2673
Merges had added eleven zh.json keys a second time (Docker, Shell, the language
names, Add Service ({kind}), Others, Servers). JSON.parse silently keeps the last
copy, so nothing failed. The catalogs test now reads each catalog file and fails
on a key listed twice.
Cursor's ACP agent only offers thinking effort and a separate Fast switch when the client advertises parameterizedModelPicker. OpenIDEA now advertises it, and when an ACP agent is picked in the Home composer before any session has reported its options, a short discovery session (session/new without MCP servers, killed afterwards or on timeout, once per agent per run) records its config options and effort levels. Effort and Fast show inside the model control, a new Cursor task defaults Fast to off, and config changes show immediately and roll back if the agent rejects them.
Co-authored-by: renyun2 <19238920+renyun2@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Agents › Command Execution Policy (global or per project) lists commands an agent may run without asking and commands it is never allowed to run. A permission request for a shell command is answered from the policy: a blocked pattern (glob, checked against the whole command and every part of a chain) rejects it; it is approved only when every part of a &&/||/;/|/& chain matches an allowed entry exactly or up to a word boundary and none uses command substitution, redirection, subshells, here-docs or leading variable assignments. Everything else prompts as before. The allowed list starts empty; the blocked list ships common destructive commands.
Closes#1152
Co-authored-by: elfadl <15197158+elfadl@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Agents › Coding Agents can add a custom ACP agent (name, id, command, arguments, environment) without writing its agent file by hand, remove one, and import the agent_servers entries of a JetBrains acp.json. Built-in and ACP Registry ids are refused, ids are validated as file stems on save and on remove, and colliding or incomplete acp.json entries are skipped with a reason.
Closes#228
Co-authored-by: a-rookie-of-C-language <186315048+a-rookie-of-C-language@users.noreply.github.com>
The Changes pane of a worktree task gets an Accept action next to Rollback: after confirmation it copies the task's changed files (all, or the selected ones) from the task worktree into the local checkout, uncommitted. A file the checkout has changed itself is left alone and listed in the notification instead of being overwritten; running and local tasks are refused.
Closes#1777
Co-authored-by: a-rookie-of-C-language <186315048+a-rookie-of-C-language@users.noreply.github.com>
- A plugin quick fix may change or open files in the project's content
roots (a project window group's members, extra Project Structure
folders), still never git's own files; before, it was disabled for
every file outside the primary root.
- `git init` (New Project › Create Git repository) uses the configured
git executable again.
- Mermaid output is cleaned before it is shown: remote image sources,
external `url()`, `@import` and address strings in its CSS are
removed, so `style`/`classDef` values and HTML labels fetch nothing.
- The reply image e2e test loads a web image only after its button is
clicked; the post-checkout hook test runs in a trusted scope.
- Capability docs list `project.write` as high risk.
- Restricted Mode git: reads run without a signature verifier, hooks
(including config-defined ones), an external diff, filters or a lazy
fetch, also inside submodules; every repository and every git starts
restricted until the project is trusted.
- project.write and plugin quick fixes cannot reach git's own files under
any spelling or through links; project.write is a high-risk grant.
- Built-in web server: each served root has its own port and token; a
file outside the project is served with its folder minus dot names, or
alone when that folder is the home folder or above it; no fixed port.
- Images, references, Markdown links and language-server links reach no
network share other than the one already open.
- Marketplace: entries whose id or version no manifest may carry are
dropped; an index read over the network names nothing on this machine;
network reads are bounded in size and time.
- Agent replies load remote images on a click; the Markdown preview and
Mermaid configuration no longer fetch from other hosts.
The Profiler gets two more modes for JVM runs through async-profiler: allocations (where the program allocates, in bytes) and live objects (what is still alive at the end). A live-object profile collects garbage first: run executors get a beforeStop hook, bounded to 12 s, that runs a GC before the stop signal; a program that ends by itself says that unreachable objects may show as live.
Part 3 of #2217.
Co-authored-by: ntbang0901 <121003585+ntbang0901@users.noreply.github.com>
Changes trees get Show Diff in New Window: the diff opens in its own native window (labelled diff-*, with the same capability as comparison windows), with the full diff toolbar, editable working-copy side and a save prompt for unsaved edits on close. Showing the same diff again reuses its window.
Co-authored-by: wangjunboit <33538450+wangjunboit@users.noreply.github.com>
Every External Libraries group was shown as < name >, so a Maven or Gradle project listed hundreds of bracketed dependencies. As in IntelliJ IDEA, only SDKs (JDK, Python, Ruby, Go, Rust) keep the brackets; dependency groups such as Maven: g:a:v are shown as they are.
Refs #1977
The Services tool window listed services nobody added: an injected Docker connection, Spring Boot by default and every configuration that had ever run. Now only added types, connections and registries are listed, removal takes effect at once, an untouched injected Docker connection is dropped from older docker.json files, and the detail pane has a single scrollbar with console controls only (Run/Debug/Stop stay on the window toolbar).
Co-authored-by: qtvbwfn <5848026+qtvbwfn@users.noreply.github.com>
The Python page of Settings › Editor › Color Scheme listed its attributes flat. They now follow PyCharm's tree (String › f-string, Docstring, Braces and Operators, Functions, Parameters, Special names…), in its order; only display names change, so .icls files and existing overrides keep working.
Co-authored-by: muutot <92625353+muutot@users.noreply.github.com>
Vue 2.7's Options API types only infer methods and computed into this under strictFunctionTypes; without it template go-to-definition and hover return nothing. When vue-language-server serves a Vue 2 project whose jsconfig/tsconfig lacks the option (and doesn't extend a base), the IDE now shows a warning with the fix.
Fixes#1163
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
The import chooser only offered .icls, so schemes distributed as .xml (Material Theme UI) could not be picked. It now offers .xml too, and the parser accepts a BOM, an encoding declaration, a DOCTYPE, a scheme wrapped in a settings export and a scheme without a name (named after its file); a rejected file shows the reason.
Fixes#2714
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
A Delve older than the Go toolchain refuses the launch with "Version of Delve is too old for Go version …". The debugger now recognises it and offers Reinstall and Debug, which runs the managed go install …/dlv@latest and starts the session again.
Fixes#2721
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
The second press of a double-click started the browser's word selection, which in the virtualized tree spilled onto the rows an expanding folder had just inserted. Tree cancels the default of repeated presses; the first press still selects and dblclick still activates.
Fixes#2713
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
The Gradle tool window gets an optional Skip Tests toggle (off by default, per project): task runs and saved configurations started from the tree get -x test, unless the command line already excludes test or the build has no test task (where -x test would fail the run). A run that skips tests is not marked as a test run.
Fixes#2688
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Agents › IDE MCP Server gets Run tools without confirmation (brave mode): builds, run configurations and the other tools that change a project start without asking, so an unattended agent isn't left waiting on a confirmation. Read from the IDE's own settings only; the project layer already refuses mcpServer.*.
Fixes#2660
The encoding status menu of a UTF-8 file gets Add UTF-8 BOM / Remove UTF-8 BOM, and the status bar shows "UTF-8 BOM" for a file that has one. The change marks the document modified and is written on save (at once with auto-save).
Co-authored-by: YannABC <9603157+YannABC@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Editor › Inlay Hints › Code Vision gets a Position for Usages and for Code author — Top (a row above the declaration, the default) or Right (after the end of the declaration's first line) — placed per hint, and Show "no usages" (on by default) to leave the usages hint off declarations nothing uses. The options sit under the hint they belong to.
Co-authored-by: w4terlaw <90312144+w4terlaw@users.noreply.github.com>
CodeMirror starts selection rows that run through a line start at the left padding rounded down to whole pixels, and a row that starts at a character at the real padding; with the 2.5px inset the two were half a pixel apart, a visible step on Retina. Rows that start at the real edge now move to the rounded one, and the sliver drawn on a line the selection ends at the start of is dropped after the rows are grown.
Co-authored-by: w4terlaw <90312144+w4terlaw@users.noreply.github.com>
Removing a member from a workspace reset every detected project type, so the remaining members briefly showed folder icons and fell back to name order. The cached types of members still in the same workspace are kept while the rescan runs.
Co-authored-by: shohruh-genius <7658451+shohruh-genius@users.noreply.github.com>
Ctrl+/ on a JSX expression child such as {label} read the JavaScript comment tokens at the opening brace; it now wraps the line in the surrounding JSX comment pair, {/* … */}, and takes it back out.
Co-authored-by: ffgenius <106022674+ffgenius@users.noreply.github.com>
F4 in the Commit tool window opened the selected file, then the tree handled the same key as Enter and opened the diff preview, which took the focus. Tree takes an onJumpToSource handler for F4 / Cmd+Down; the commit and Git Log changed-files trees use it to open the file itself.
Fixes#2696
* feat(plugins): a marketplace that helps pick plugins
Rows show each plugin's description, publisher, downloads and an inline
Install / Update button; plugins without an icon get a tinted initial.
While browsing, the list opens with suggestions for the open project and
the maintainers' picks, then all community plugins by downloads; the
official plugins come last as examples. The first plugin is selected so
the details are never empty, and they show release notes, the homepage
and why a plugin is suggested.
The index gains optional homepage, notes, downloads, featured and suggest
fields; openidea-plugin index fills homepage and notes from the manifest.
* fix(plugins): plugin icons fill their tile like the initials
* feat(plugins): drop the Preview badge from the plugins page
* feat(plugins): open the plugins page on Available
Heap dump open/save use the platform dialog wrapper (GTK fallback on Linux). ide-heap allows clippy 1.99's large_enum_variant on the hot bit table. dialog.test compares paths with forward slashes on Windows.
Translate the project popup actions and the non-empty target error; translate the JDK field label. Fix clippy in ide-jdwp, formatting, RUSTSEC-2026-0486 (rustix 1.1.6) and agent E2E tests that expected the removed floating Quote button.
Compile File passed javac only the dependencies and upstream modules, so any file using
another class of its own module failed with "cannot find symbol". The module's own
output folders now come first on the classpath, and its source folders (generated ones
included; main ones for a test) are the -sourcepath with -implicit:none, so classes that
were never built resolve from source while only the file itself is written.
Listing sessions started outside OpenIDEA parsed every Claude Code transcript of every
project on a synchronous command, which runs on the main thread and froze the window
(1.2 GB of transcripts here). It now reads only the transcript folders of the open
project, keeps sessions whose working directory is in the project, reads Codex rollouts
line by line, and runs on the blocking pool; importing does the same.
Build Project / Build Module skipped Maven when no input changed, even after the
modules' target/classes were deleted outside the IDE (mvn clean in a terminal).
The up-to-date record now also lists the output folders that existed after the
build, and a build is skipped only while they all still exist.
The "Always show the main menu" toggle duplicated Main menu › Merged with main
toolbar, showed on macOS where it does nothing, and kept the titles in a title
bar too narrow for them. It is replaced by a third Main menu choice, Separate
toolbar: the menu titles get their own row below the title bar and never
collapse into the hamburger button.
Capture a heap dump of the debugged JVM over the attach listener (GC.heap_dump, after checking free disk space and the JDK's rules for suspended VMs) or open an .hprof file, and browse it in an editor tab: classes with shallow and retained sizes, biggest objects, dominators, the path from an object to a GC root, and a comparison of two snapshots. A snapshot captured at a stop adds a Retained Size column to that stop's Memory tab.
New crate ide-heap: HotSpot hprof parser (bounds-checked; unfinished or crafted dumps are refused), object graph, dominator tree (semi-NCA), retained sizes and GC-root paths. Snapshots live in private directories removed with their window; an opened dump is analyzed from a private copy so changes to the user's file can't affect the mapped data.
Co-authored-by: ntbang0901 <121003585+ntbang0901@users.noreply.github.com>
The trailing slot of the editor tab strip had flex: none, so the split / more buttons followed the last tab. An automatic left margin keeps them at the right edge of the pane without changing how wrapped tabs share space.
Co-authored-by: ffgenius <106022674+ffgenius@users.noreply.github.com>
File › New Project offers 38 generators grouped by language (Java, Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut, Kotlin, Ktor, Scala, Python/Django/FastAPI/Flask, Node/Vite/Next.js/Nuxt/Angular/SvelteKit/Astro/NestJS/Express, Go, Rust, C/C++, Zig, .NET, PHP/Laravel/Symfony, Ruby/Rails, Dart/Flutter, Swift, Elixir/Phoenix, Haskell, static website, empty). Each is a declaration in generators/<id>.toml run by the new ide-scaffold crate: built-in templates, the framework's official CLI run non-interactively, or a project service zip (Spring Initializr, code.quarkus.io, Micronaut Launch) whose metadata becomes form fields. Projects are built in a staging directory and moved into place only on success. The dialog renders each form from its schema, flags missing toolchains with install hints and streams progress; created projects open trusted. New Project is also on the welcome screen and the title bar project menu.
Closes#709
Adds a Memory tab to the Debug tool window for JVM sessions: loaded classes with instance counts and shallow sizes (with deltas between refreshes), read over the HotSpot attach listener (`GC.class_histogram`), falling back to counting reachable objects through the debugger on JDKs that cannot answer while suspended. While paused, a class's instances, an instance's fields and its referrers are listed through a JDWP link (the Kotlin adapter's path, and a jdtls bundle `java/jvm-inspect` for java-debug). Debug launches started by the IDE get `-XX:+StartAttachListener` unless the user's VM options decide otherwise (not on Windows).
New crates: ide-jdwp, ide-jvm-attach, ide-jvm-inspect. The bundled jar rebuilds byte-for-byte from build.py against the pinned JDT LS plugins.
Co-authored-by: ntbang0901 <121003585+ntbang0901@users.noreply.github.com>
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