* feat(build): compile a single Java file with javac (#2476)
* feat(build): add Compile File action for single Java sources (#2476)
* feat(build): skip unchanged Maven menu builds via fingerprint records (#2476)
* fix(build): drop shadowed fixture model in unix-only classpath test (#2476)
* fix(build): pass cancel into shared executeBuild helper (#2476)
* chore: retrigger CI after mass-cancel wave (#2646)
* chore: probe CI queue recovery (#2646)
On Linux sessions with neither an xdg-desktop-portal nor zenity (antiX), rfd's xdg-portal backend returned nothing and every Open / Save picker silently did nothing. All pickers now go through src/platform/dialog.ts; on Linux the backend checks once for a reachable portal or zenity and otherwise shows a GTK FileChooserDialog. Other platforms and sessions keep the desktop's dialog. dialog.test.ts keeps every picker (including Move Worktree, keymap import, Mermaid export and library sources) on the wrapper.
Fixes#2386
Co-authored-by: Paulem79 <66211574+Paulem79@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(agents): list and import sessions started outside OpenIDEA
Sessions started in a terminal, another editor or the CLIs never showed
up in OpenIDEA, so users had to re-explain their work (#312). The agent
history popup now lists them under Sessions from other apps: Claude Code
transcripts and Codex rollouts on this machine, with title, working
directory and age. Importing one creates a task whose first turn loads
and replays the transcript through the existing session/load path.
* i18n: add zh translation for 'Sessions from other apps'
Debug launches only copied the explicit env map into the DAP launch
arguments and dropped the configuration's .env files, which Run loads
via ide_run::envfile. Add a run_env_files command that loads the files
with the same loader over the system environment, and merge the result
under the explicit variables when building debug launches (generic,
plugin-hosted and java-debug paths); explicit variables still win and a
missing file fails the launch with the same error Run reports.
Fixes#753 (comment): .env applied in Run but ignored in Debug.
Double-clicking the title bar stepped the window frame over 350 ms, waiting
for the webview to present each step; every step re-laid out the whole IDE,
so the window grew in visible jumps. It now moves to the work area, or back
to its remembered frame, in one non-animated resize. Restoring across
restarts and the AppKit unmaximize fallback are unchanged.
Installing or updating a language server restarted it only in the project
the Settings window belongs to; other open projects kept the old version
running (e.g. jdtls 1.55 with 1.63 installed). A new lsp_restart_named
command restarts the servers of that name in every open project.
Refs #2507
A dev container's forwardPorts may name a port of another Compose service
("selenium:4444"). Those entries were skipped; they are now forwarded like the
container's own ports: the relay in the container connects to the service by
name, forwards are keyed by (host, port), and the Ports window shows them as
selenium:4444 -> localhost:4444. Service ports aren't saved with the ports added
by hand, since forwardPorts forwards them on every connection.
Refs #1083
Co-authored-by: andreabasile <7715018+andreabasile@users.noreply.github.com>
The task's Changes pane gets Rollback: the selected files, or all of them, go
back to how they were when the task started, after a confirmation. Files the
user had already changed in the project's checkout when the task started are
copied aside then, so rolling back restores the user's own edits instead of
the last commit; files the agent created are removed. The copies stay with the
task (forks share them) and are removed with it. Rollback is refused while the
agent is working.
Refs #1777
Move Worktree… in the Worktrees dialog and the Git tool window's Worktrees
tab moves the selected worktree's folder into the chosen folder, or to it when
it already has the worktree's folder name. An empty folder at the target is
replaced (Git would move the worktree inside it) and any other existing target
is refused. The main worktree and the one holding the open project can't be
moved.
Closes#1238
MCP servers for coding agents are kept in OpenIDEA's own settings: User
(settings.toml) and Workspace (.openidea/settings.toml), where a workspace
server replaces a user server of the same name. Enabled servers that match the
session's agent and the transports it negotiated (stdio, http, sse) are passed
in session/new, session/load and session/fork alongside the IDE's own server.
Settings > Agents > Model Context Protocol (MCP) lists, adds, edits, enables
and removes them; Import copies .mcp.json and .vscode/mcp.json entries into the
workspace settings once without changing those files.
Co-authored-by: dengliu <5108773+dengliu@users.noreply.github.com>
Convert to cURL and Copy copies the request at the caret as a cURL command with
the selected environment applied; pasting a `curl ...` command into a .http file
inserts the request it sends (headers, data variants, --json, -F multipart, -u,
-b, -A, -e, -G, POSIX and Windows line continuations). Add Environment to
Public / Private File opens the env file that applies to the request file,
creating it next to it when missing. The conversion lives in ide-http and
shares request preparation with running.
Refs #2435
Double-clicking the title bar ran NSWindow zoom:, and WebKit doesn't lay the page out during an animated resize, so the window grew empty and the content appeared only at the end. The backend now steps the frame itself over 350 ms (smoothstep), waiting for each webview presentation (_doAfterNextPresentationUpdate:, checked with respondsToSelector: and falling back to a fixed 16 ms step), so the page grows with the window. A window restored maximized by the window-state plugin goes back through AppKit's unmaximize; the frame to restore to is kept in window-zoom.json so a window left zoomed at quit can still restore. Marker lanes recompute at most every 120 ms during resize bursts.
Closes#1448
Co-authored-by: IsGuibo <40512175+IsGuibo@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Project Structure › Dependencies lists other projects this one depends on (and, in a workspace, the roots each member depends on). Dependency projects join the content roots, so the index, Project view and run see them, and navigation resolves across them: nav_resolve_module maps an import path to a file in the file's navigation roots, and nav_index_definitions answers bare-name lookups filtered to those roots inside the index (so own-root matches can't evict dependency matches). navigation_roots is memoized for 1 s, and hand-written member_dependencies keys with the other path separator match on Windows.
Co-authored-by: muutot <92625353+muutot@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(agents): stream reply text as appends and repaint only changed blocks
The backend sends only the text added to a streaming message (AgentEvent::Append)
instead of the whole entry every flush. Replies render per top-level Markdown
block, keeping the DOM of blocks that didn't change, and streaming text is
revealed at a steady pace.
* feat(agents): fold finished turns and summarize work by what it did
A finished turn's work before its reply folds into one line under its message
("Reasoning · Ran 1 command · Read 4 files · 12s"), runs of tool calls say what
they did instead of how many there were, and reasoning stays open and bounded
while it streams. New Settings › Agents values choose turn folding, smooth text,
reasoning and tool call display, tool output expansion, the send key and what
sending does while the agent works; per-agent defaults are stored for new tasks.
* feat(agents): ask approvals and show progress above the composer
An approval the agent waits for is asked above the composer, answered with
1, 2, 3… when the focus isn't in a text field, and recorded in the
conversation once answered. Beside it: the plan's progress, the task's changed
files (opening the changes), running subagents and background work, queued
messages, and a line saying what the agent does now and for how long.
* feat(agents): one Settings › Agents page for every agent
Agents get their own settings group. Its page lists every agent this machine
runs, built in or installed from the ACP Registry, with what each needs
(update, not found, custom) beside the selected one's status, sign-in, the
settings its new tasks start with, and how it launches. Add Agent… opens the
ACP Registry in a dialog; Remove and Update act on registry agents in place.
Chat and MCP Server move under it, and Chat gains the sending and conversation
options.
* test(e2e): follow approvals to the tray and work into turn folds
* fix(agents): lay out agent defaults in rows and name reasoning in work summaries
* fix(settings): keep ⌘Enter as written in every locale
* feat(agents): show the ACP Registry as a list beside the selected agent
Add Agent lists registry agents compactly (name, and Installed or Update) and
shows the selected one's version, runtime, authors, description, links and
Install / Update / Remove beside the list, instead of a card per agent with
badges and a button on every row.
* fix(agents): open Add Agent at a fixed size with the list scrolling inside
* feat(agents): list every agent in one searchable list, installed first
Registry agents that can be installed now sit under the installed ones
instead of behind Add Agent. The selected agent's page puts Install,
Update and Remove next to its name and lays out Sign In, New Tasks and
Launch as titled sections with label rows.
* feat(settings): make Agents a group of Coding Agents, Chat and MCP Server
* feat(agents): show each task's agent icon and move chat placement to the options menu
Task rows and session tabs show the icon of the agent the task runs;
rows mark only tasks that are still working or need attention, since
their group already says the rest are ready. Chat in Tool Window and
Chat in Editor move from the header into the tool window's options
menu as a checked pair.
* fix(agents): put actions under a turn's final reply only, and keep selections clean
Interim messages of a turn no longer carry a time and action row, and
the final reply gets one once the turn ends. Code in replies uses a
tint of the text colour instead of an opaque fill, so a selection no
longer leaves light boxes around it, and diagram labels are skipped
when selecting across a reply.
* feat(toolwindows): let a window keep its options out of the title
A tool window can set plainTitle so its own options stay in the "⋮"
menu and its title gets no "▾". The Agents window uses it.
* fix(agents): line up the settings form of an agent
The selects of New Tasks share one width, and the label column is as
wide in every section, so the controls of New Tasks and Launch start
at the same place.
* fix(agents): call copying a task into a new one Fork everywhere
The task menu, the user message and the reply offered the same
operation as Copy to a New Task, Copy to a New Task From Here and
Branch Conversation from Here. They now read Fork Task and Fork from
Here.
* fix(agents): label the fork buttons and menu item just Fork
* fix(agents): label the task's terminal entry just Terminal
* fix(agents): fold the session header into the status line and quiet the chat chrome
- The task's terminal and changes buttons move to the end of the status line above
the composer; the header row that repeated the tab's title and status is gone.
- The status line leaves out the model when the composer's picker shows it.
- Your messages show their actions and send time beside "You" on hover instead of
in a row under them, so turns sit closer together.
- Session tabs show a dot only while something waits for you: an unread reply, a
question or an error. A spinner still marks a running task.
- The composer's attach buttons are plain toolbar icons, the image one monochrome;
in a narrow composer the model button drops the effort so the model stays readable.
* fix(agents): answer approvals only from the focused session and never cut a turn short to steer
Number keys answer an approval only while the focus is in its session.
With "Sends it into the turn", a message to an agent that can't take it
mid-turn (or a turn waiting for input) is queued instead of cancelling
the turn. A task waiting for you shows a dot instead of a spinner, and a
turn that ran into an error before its reply stays unfolded.
* fix(agents): keep text that streams while a conversation loads
Entry events that arrive while a conversation loads are applied on top
of the loaded copy instead of being lost to it, so a long reply no
longer reloads the whole conversation over and over. A reply that
streams on as appends marks its task unread even when its conversation
isn't open. The backend keeps only the length and end of the text it
sent, rather than a copy it compares in full on every flush.
* fix(agents): render HTML blocks whole and leave drawn diagrams alone while a reply streams
A reply with an HTML block (such as <details> around Markdown) renders
as one piece, so the block wraps what it should. While a reply streams,
only the text after its finished blocks is cut again, and a diagram
already drawn stays in place with its zoom and pan.
* fix(settings): read agent setting values it doesn't know as their defaults
A hand-edited agent setting with an unknown value, or a non-text value
in agent defaults, no longer makes the whole settings file be ignored.
* fix(agents): drop Open from a task's context menu
Clicking a task already opens it.
Plugin run targets keep running programs, tests and package scripts inside
the target. Language servers and debuggers run on the host again:
- Remove the Language server targets settings page, the project-only
`languageServerTargets` setting and the PHP / Node.js "Language server:
run in target" option.
- Remove debugging through plugin targets; Debug on a plugin target is
refused again. PHP Remote Debug and Python remote configurations with a
path mapping debug programs in containers.
- Remove LSP / DAP message path mapping, read-only container documents and
the `ide-core` path-mapping module that only these used.
- Run-target validation (API 1.5, unreleased) no longer has a `debug`
operation, and debug start no longer takes a request id.
Plugins that declare net:ask can reach an HTTPS or loopback host their manifest does not list after the user allows it: Allow once, Always allow (remembered in the grant ledger, revocable in Settings › Plugins) or Deny. Unattended calls never prompt and are denied until the host is allowed. In remote development the dialog offers Allow for this session instead; the approval stays in memory on the server and ends with the connection, so no grant exists that the desktop cannot list or revoke.
Closes#2165
Co-authored-by: Inf1mum <8135225+Inf1mum@users.noreply.github.com>
Adds a nightly channel. Twice a day nightly.yml builds the newest main commit that passed CI and publishes it as a prerelease (OpenIDEA Nightly, ai.l0ng.openidea.nightly, own data and update manifest), or stops when nothing is newer than the last nightly. Platform builds move from release.yml into the reusable release-build.yml so both channels build the same way.
Versions are one patch above main with a timestamp suffix; each build gets its own v…-nightly.… tag (remote development downloads the server by version) and the last 14 are kept; a rolling nightly release holds latest.json. No MSI or RPM for nightlies. Nightly builds skip the CNB mirror manifest, and their automatic update prompts (startup and periodic) appear at most once a day; a manual check always answers.
Workflow permissions default to contents: read with write granted per job, Apple signing secrets reach only macOS builds, stable release.yml rejects nightly tags, tag pruning only matches -nightly. tags, and nightly runs share one concurrency group.
build.rs read CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR through env!(), which is fixed when the build script is compiled. Cargo reruns that binary after a checkout moves without recompiling it, so the script panicked when the old path was gone, or kept the old path's dev identity when something still existed there. The script now reads CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR at run time; the Windows manifest path for the linker follows the move too.
Co-authored-by: lleviathe <95321986+lleviathe@users.noreply.github.com>
Closes#2408
Plugin run targets were static argv wrappers: a plugin couldn't refuse a built-in Run/Test/Debug launch through its target (for example when its container project is stopped), so the wrapper started and could start the environment as a side effect. API 1.5 adds an optional run-target-validation export: after trust, ownership, process-grant and pin checks the host calls validate with the operation, bare program name and working directory; an error refuses the launch with the plugin's (prefixed, bounded) message and keeps the selected target. Plugins without the export behave as before. Calls wake reclaimed instances, use the host call timeout, are cancelled with the launch, and fail closed on trap/timeout; for remote projects validation runs on the server. SDK helpers, plugins/README.md and fixtures updated.
Fixes#2381
Opening a Maven library class without a sources jar showed decompiled code with no way to get the real source. The decompiled view's banner now offers Download Sources, which resolves the artifact's -sources.jar into the local repository through the project's Maven launcher and repositories (maven-dependency-plugin get, non-transitive), with progress, cancellation and errors in the banner, then reopens the class at the same declaration; Choose Sources… attaches a jar through the existing library source archives setting. Declaration matching after reopening now skips calls and comments. Gradle downloads are not covered yet.
Refs #656, #776
Import Settings only took an exported settings.zip, so moving from a JetBrains IDE meant exporting first. File › Manage IDE Settings › Import Settings from JetBrains IDE… lists the settings folders of the installed JetBrains IDEs and Android Studio (newest version per product, reusing the IntelliJ theme importer's discovery) and reads the chosen one through the same mapping as an archive: read_jetbrains_settings accepts a folder as well as a zip, lists options/, colors/, keymaps/, codestyles/, templates/ and inspection/, reads only the mapped files with the archive's size limit, and does not follow symbolic links out of the folder. What is imported is unchanged (colour schemes, editor font and a few editor and general options).
Co-authored-by: ntbang0901 <121003585+ntbang0901@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings forms now share one label/field column layout, the Editor › Font page uses consistent field sizes, and the sidebar width is resizable from the keyboard and remembered. The Settings window's minimum size grows to 900×700 so pages no longer squeeze below their layout; fitting a window over its parent now keeps the comparison and deployment windows' own minimum sizes instead of the Settings one.
Rename Branch opened with the old name unselected, so typing appended to it. Prefilled prompt fields now select their value on first focus (also New Branch's suggestion, rename shelf, Compare With's path). A renamed branch keeps tracking the old remote branch, so when it has an upstream the dialog offers Unset upstream branch (off by default), run after git branch -m in the same operation; if only the unset fails, the error says the rename succeeded.
Co-authored-by: HandsomeXi <42278397+HandsomeXi@users.noreply.github.com>
Refs #2381
- Dialogs: an editor opened behind a dialog (e.g. the new file's tab behind "Add File to Git") could take keyboard focus after the dialog opened, so Enter/Escape went to the editor. Dialogs now keep focus while they are the top layer.
- Copy Reference failed with NotAllowedError: the WebView clipboard requires user activation, which native menu actions and async work (resolving the reference) outlive. Text copies now go through a native clipboard_write_text command (NSPasteboard / Win32 / GTK), and every navigator.clipboard.writeText caller uses the shared helper. The command is allowed in restricted (untrusted) projects like the other clipboard commands.
Adds the Navigation Bar — project › directories › file › symbol for the active editor, each segment opening a popup of its children — and a choice of where it lives: in the status bar (default, where it was before), above the editor, or hidden, from View › Appearance › Navigation Bar or Settings › Appearance. The choice is stored as appearance.navigationBar; the old showNavigationBar boolean migrates at load time. The row stays put while tabs change, follows the Project view's selection until the editor takes focus again, and Jump to Navigation Bar works in every placement (a popup bar when hidden), with keyboard navigation of segments and popups.
Co-authored-by: muutot <92625353+muutot@users.noreply.github.com>
Two settings under Appearance & Behavior › System Settings, both off by default so current behaviour is unchanged: "Close the window instead of showing the Welcome screen" closes the last window rather than replacing it with Welcome (on Windows/Linux the app exits; on macOS it keeps running in the Dock, reopening shows Welcome and Quit exits), and "Close all editor tabs when the window closes" drops that window's saved editor session. Cancelling the close writes the tabs back; a missing value keeps the old behaviour.
Co-authored-by: lzskyline <9845170+lzskyline@users.noreply.github.com>
Adding a project to a native macOS tab group anchored the group on the newly opened window, so AppKit took that window's normal frame and the group left full screen (black margins, stacked title bar and tab strip). Tab sync now anchors on the group's currently selected window and only selects the new tab. Verified on macOS with the system tab preference set to always and manual, in full screen and windowed: open, switch, close, merge and detach tabs. Fixes#2224.
Stack-trace navigation only searched the first 50 fuzzy file matches, so in a project with many files of the same name the project source could be skipped in favour of a library or decompiled class. Frames now look up every indexed file with the exact source basename (new find_files_named) and then apply the existing package-path and declaration checks. Covers Java, Kotlin (including sources outside their package directory), Scala and Groovy; older remote servers fall back to their full fuzzy list. Refs #1660.
- The local data directory (tools, language servers, index caches) is resolved in one place, ide_host::data_dirs::local_data_dir
- The variable must be an absolute path; a missing directory is created, and an unwritable one exits with an error instead of falling back to the system default
- Config and log directories still follow the system
- Add docs/data-directories.md
Co-authored-by: LU XIANGRUI <26499420+wildcatDownstairs@users.noreply.github.com>
WebKitGTK hands the composer an empty clipboardData when the clipboard
holds only an image, as after a GNOME screenshot, and refuses
navigator.clipboard.read(). Ctrl+V then attached nothing. A paste that
carries no data now reads the image through the GTK clipboard with the
new clipboard_image command.
Co-authored-by: NealimeKenna <22195793+NealimeKenna@users.noreply.github.com>
Attach adds a trusted folder to the current project without reopening it or moving its root. Attachments live in the primary project's private .openidea/workspace.json, and detaching the last one restores a plain project.
ProjectInfo.name stays the primary project's name; displayName supplies window titles, project tabs and Recent Projects. Attach is no longer a remembered opening policy, and File > Attach Project is available when the policy is not Ask. Attached folders must be trusted, and Restricted Mode names any attached folder that blocks trust. Explicit workspaces keep their behaviour and still cannot be created in or inside a linked project.
The diff viewer never soft-wrapped, so a long changed line ran off the right edge. Diff panes now follow Settings › Editor › General › Soft-wrap files for the file, and the viewer's settings menu has a Use Soft Wraps checkbox that overrides it for all diffs and is remembered with the other viewer options. View › Active Editor › Soft-Wrap (editor.toggleSoftWrap) also toggles it when a diff pane has focus. Toggling reconfigures both panes in place, keeping the selection and the scroll position, including aligned split diffs.
Closes#2263
Co-authored-by: atlas-u <167598036+atlas-u@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(windows): route loose external files to active project window
* fix(windows): open loose files in the focused window only
Loose files join the focused window when it holds a local project or
LightEdit. A Welcome or remote window, or a project window in the
background, keeps the previous routing: the LightEdit window, else a
free window, else a new one.
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Co-authored-by: l0ng-ai <24760907+l0ng-ai@users.noreply.github.com>
A Surefire/Failsafe fork started with suspend=y never reaches the console
with its "Listening for transport" line: surefire buffers the fork's
output until the tests run, and the tests wait for the debugger. The IDE
found no port, never attached, and Stop left an orphan debug session.
Pick a free port up front (new debug_free_port IPC), pass it to the
-Dmaven.surefire.debug/-Dmaven.failsafe.debug agent as
address=127.0.0.1:<port>, and attach right away — java-debug retries the
connect while the fork starts, so no output line is needed. A duplicated
line that does arrive later is deduplicated by port.
Plugin API 1.4: grants for unencrypted HTTP, local sockets, IDE commands and owned database sources; window status items, output channels, content tabs, editor selections, decorations, search, Problems and VCS reads; runs, keyed terminals with exit events, plugin run targets, dynamic run configurations and test parsers; language features, injections, snippets and menu locations; plugin MCP tools on the built-in server; four official API examples. Released 1.3 plugins keep working.
The main toolbar and status bar could not be hidden, Tool Window Bars was a Settings row only, and widgets could be switched only from the status bar's context menu. View > Appearance now has Toolbar, Tool Window Bars, Status Bar and Status Bar Widgets, with check marks in the macOS and in-app menus, plus Settings toggles. Both new settings default to shown. With the toolbar hidden, the window keeps a compact header with the title, which Distraction Free now shares.
Controls stay reachable with a bar hidden: the Git branches popup and background tasks have their own hosts, and background tasks has an action.
Co-authored-by: lleviathe <95321986+lleviathe@users.noreply.github.com>
Run and Debug now share one Java preparation path: save documents, build with the configured policy, resolve the module classpath and JDK, and stop on a failed build. Incremental Make is the default; Rebuild, NoBuild and Build-no-error-check are persisted on the run configuration, and the form offers only what a build tool supports. Delegated Gradle goes through the same path, Debug reports save failures, Maven snapshots honour Rebuild, and scoped diagnostics are retained so incremental Maven cannot erase compilation errors.
Co-authored-by: misswell <28730815+misswell@users.noreply.github.com>
Reload Changed Classes ran an uncancellable JDT build with a fresh token. The UI now allocates a request id, offers Cancel Hot Swap Build and treats cancellation as cancelled rather than a failed reload; overlapping reloads no longer overwrite the active request. A cancelled build can write class files without publishing their build deltas, so java-debug cannot recover them on the next build: after a cancel, Hot Swap reports that the session needs a restart rather than claiming success with classes left out.
Co-authored-by: misswell <28730815+misswell@users.noreply.github.com>
On macOS the menu bar drew each IDE item's shortcut as text after its label, since only Windows renders that tab as a column. IDE items now carry the shortcut of their first keymap binding as a native key equivalent, so it appears in the shortcut column; chords and double modifiers show none. The JS keymap still dispatches every shortcut: a menu event fired by a key equivalent is dropped, because that key reaches the menu only after the keymap declined it. IDE items also do not run while a native sheet or modal is open. A forced enablement refresh is no longer lost when a context update reschedules it.
Co-authored-by: lleviathe <95321986+lleviathe@users.noreply.github.com>
Adding projects to a workspace took one folder at a time. Choosing a folder that is not itself a project now scans below it, up to four levels and a shared entry budget, without following symlinks or descending into a project and skipping dependency, output and hidden directories. The projects found appear in a checklist with linked ones disabled; a folder with none is added as before. The scan is cancellable and runs in both the create and manage dialogs.
Fixes#2102
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