csharp-ls adds a "3 Reference(s)" lens above each declaration, next to Code Vision's own "3 usages". It duplicated the count, ignored the Code Vision settings, and was a second set of lens rows replaced after every edit. Language-server lenses that are only a reference count are now left out; Settings › Editor › Inlay Hints › Code Vision › Usages governs the count.
Refs #3107
Opening a file of a merge commit from the Git log stacked its three panes in a column the editor could not scroll: only the first parent's text showed, without the changes, and neither the wheel nor the arrow keys moved it. The panes now sit side by side under a label row, each scrolls and they stay in step.
Fixes#3108
Escape the page leaves unhandled reaches the window as cancelOperation:, and NSWindow leaves full screen on it, so pressing Escape once more after closing a popup dropped the IDE out of full screen. The IDE's windows now answer cancelOperation: with nothing; View › Appearance › Toggle Full Screen (⌃⌘F) leaves full screen. A page-level preventDefault was not used because several windows close on an otherwise unhandled Escape.
Fixes#3104
Go to Implementation on project code built a region type hierarchy over every source folder, which resolves every type in the region whatever the target; in a large multi-module project it took seconds. It now runs the operation IType.newTypeHierarchy uses, scoped to the source folders and the bridged Kotlin output, so the index narrows the subtypes to files that name a supertype. Results are unchanged, local and anonymous classes included (~230 ms -> ~7 ms on a 4,000-class test project).
Refs #3101
With a language server that offers both a single-occurrence and an all-occurrences Introduce Variable action, the "Multiple occurrences found" chooser opened even when the selected expression occurred only once. It now applies the single-occurrence action directly then, as the built-in path already did.
Enter on the first line of a /* */ or /** */ comment, or on a line that starts with *, starts the new line with * aligned under the comment's asterisks; before the closing */ the comment is closed on its own line. Strings and // comments are left alone.
Fixes#3099
A language server reported as not installed had its restart button disabled in the Language Servers popup, so one installed outside the IDE afterwards stayed "Not installed" until the project was reopened. The popup now offers "Check for <name> again" next to Install; restarting a missing server resolves its executable again and starts it when found, and says "<name> is still not installed" otherwise.
Refs #2925
Adds an Editor › Color Scheme › Git page with attributes for the editor inline blame and the Project View branch decorations (changed, HEAD tags, local, master/main with and without remote, tracking), with a live preview. The attribute panel now disables the channels an attribute doesn't use and labels the effect selector "Effect style".
Co-authored-by: muutot <92625353+muutot@users.noreply.github.com>
Running a console added a new Result N tab per run. As in IntelliJ, a run now replaces that console's unpinned result tabs (in place of the first of them); a run without result sets keeps them and shows Output. Pin Tab (tab menu or the result toolbar) keeps a result: its close button becomes Unpin and close gestures spare it; Close All but Pinned closes the rest. Explain Plan replaces only an unpinned plan tab, and the 12-tab limit never evicts pinned or just-created tabs. The shared Tabs component gets an opt-in pinned item flag.
Co-authored-by: Mr0Bread <55754540+Mr0Bread@users.noreply.github.com>
Result tabs and the result toolbar's Table button drew the db-table glyph while the Services Database tab above them shows the dataTables icon; as in IntelliJ all three now use the same icon. Table nodes in the Database tree and Edit Data keep db-table.
Co-authored-by: Mr0Bread <55754540+Mr0Bread@users.noreply.github.com>
Close Tab (⌘W) with focus in the database results hid the whole Services window: toolwindow.closeContent only closes tabs of strips registered with the window's content-tab registry, which was provided only in tool window header rows. ToolWindowContentTabs registers tab strips rendered in a window's content; the result tabs use it, so Close Tab closes the selected result, and with Output selected the window hides as before.
Co-authored-by: Mr0Bread <55754540+Mr0Bread@users.noreply.github.com>
Nerd Font / Powerline icons (Private Use Area characters) are often drawn wider than one cell. xterm's DOM renderer paints each span's background in order, so the next prompt segment's background covered the icon's right part and powerline prompts showed half icons. Spans holding such characters are now marked in the DOM row hook and lifted over the following spans.
Fixes#3094
Delegated Java launches took their dependency classpath from jdtls, whose m2e import runs on the server JDK and can activate other JDK-activated Maven profiles or classifiers than the module build (a reactor switching between jdk8 and jdk21 artifacts). The launch now asks the Maven process and runner JDK that built the module for its runtime / test classpath (compile + dependency:build-classpath with -am, no package), cached by the launch fingerprint (POMs, sources, JDK, settings, profiles, environment). A failed probe falls back to the jdtls classpath with a hint in the console; cancellation still cancels. A fingerprint-verified snapshot is reused before JDT errors escalate a launch to Rebuild, and generated sources under the build directory no longer change the fingerprint after each compile.
Co-authored-by: kradme <17811095+kradme@users.noreply.github.com>
lsp-types rejects a URI with raw non-ASCII characters or spaces, so one such file URI made a whole response fail to deserialize ("data did not match any variant of untagged enum DocumentChanges"). Java servers build some URIs with java.net.URI.toString(), which keeps non-ASCII characters, e.g. jdtls in Introduce Variable's edit for a project under a Chinese path. The csharp-ls normalisation now applies to file: URIs from every server, in responses, publishDiagnostics and workspace/applyEdit, including WorkspaceEdit.changes keys; opaque data and other schemes pass through unchanged.
Refs #3089
The IDE MCP server took a new port and token in every run, so configured HTTP clients and port forwards broke at each restart; every MCP request brought the window to the front; and an agent's edits were announced as refactorings.
- Settings › Agents › IDE MCP Server: Use a fixed port (on by default, 26371) with a fallback to a free port when it is in use or reserved, reported in Status; Keep the token (off by default) stores the bearer token in the app data, readable by this user only, with Regenerate Token. Changing either restarts the server. Access control is otherwise unchanged (127.0.0.1, bearer token, origin and host checks).
- Only confirmations, which wait for the user, raise the window.
- Agent edits stay undoable (Local History point for multi-file edits) but are not announced as refactorings.
Co-authored-by: guoyucode <29471644+guoyucode@users.noreply.github.com>
Git's autoSetupMerge made the remote start point the upstream of a branch created from it whatever its name, so a branch 'feature' created from 'origin/main' proposed and pushed to 'main'. New Branch and New Worktree now create such a branch with --no-track, so the Push dialog targets its own name and the first push sets that upstream; a remote branch checked out under the same name is still tracked.
A *.jar rule in .gitignore often leaves gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar out of the repository, and gradlew then fails with only "could not find or load main class org.gradle.wrapper.GradleWrapperMain". When the jar is missing, the distribution named by gradle-wrapper.properties runs from the Gradle user home's wrapper/dists if the wrapper already unpacked it; otherwise the wrapper runs as before and the failure summary names the missing jar and the fixes.
Fixes#3086
Select Next / Previous Tab for database results get default shortcuts in every keymap preset, the same keys as editor-tab navigation (IntelliJ macOS ⇧⌘] / ⇧⌘[ and ⌃→ / ⌃←, IntelliJ Windows/Linux Alt+→ / Alt+←, VS Code and Eclipse their editor-tab keys). They apply while focus is in Results (tracked with focusin so it survives a replaced grid or tab) and move focus to the destination tab; elsewhere the keys keep switching editor tabs.
Co-authored-by: Mr0Bread <55754540+Mr0Bread@users.noreply.github.com>
The result pane is keyed by tab and remounts when another result tab is selected, so its pending cell edits, added and deleted rows were dropped on every switch (mouse, menu or keyboard). Pending edits are now kept by the result rows they were made on; a re-run or another page still starts over.
Go to Parent rebuilt the displayed log graph for every candidate commit on every paging check (604 graph builds for a 300-commit log with the parent already loaded). Each check now builds one snapshot and uses it for both the parent adjacency and the candidates, recomputing after each loaded page so collapsed / linearized relationships and repository-qualified ids stay right. Paging stays uncapped, so deep parents are still found.
Co-authored-by: amphetamlne <55946742+amphetamlne@users.noreply.github.com>
The JSON extractor converted numeric cells through JavaScript Number before JSON.stringify, rounding BIGINTs and high-precision decimals in the preview, Copy as JSON, the dialog clipboard and file export. Numeric cells are now written as normalized decimal text (sign, leading zeros and an empty fraction normalized, digits and exponent kept); non-finite or non-decimal text stays a string as before.
Refs #3105
Co-authored-by: LunarFeller <269972968+LunarFeller@users.noreply.github.com>
Result sorting, filter value order and selection Min/Max compared numeric cells through JavaScript Number, so BIGINTs beyond 2^53 and high-precision decimals that round to the same double kept the wrong order. The comparator still uses the float difference when it is non-zero (rounding is monotonic) and compares the decimal digits and exponent order for rounded ties.
Refs #3105
Co-authored-by: LunarFeller <269972968+LunarFeller@users.noreply.github.com>
New ▸ Jupyter Notebook creates a valid nbformat 4 notebook with a Python 3 kernelspec, either empty or starting with a Markdown heading named after the file. It uses the .ipynb file icon and is listed under Settings › Editor › File and Code Templates like the other built-ins.
Fixes#3082
Co-authored-by: Renjiankang <33173494+Renjiankang@users.noreply.github.com>
Creating a file from a template whose extension opens in a non-text editor (an .ipynb notebook) left the file empty: the body was only ever inserted into a CodeMirror view, which never appears for such editors, so the wait timed out after ~4 s with "The template content could not be inserted."
Now the editor kind is probed before the file is created (its acquisitions released); a file a provided editor opens gets the rendered body written on create. Text templates keep inserting into the view (caret at $END$, reformat, saved with the editor's encoding).
Fixes#3081
Co-authored-by: Renjiankang <33173494+Renjiankang@users.noreply.github.com>
Snowflake: COMMIT/ROLLBACK end a transaction without switching to the console's schema, and a failed one stays held to be ended again; after a lost session is signed in to again, the target's USE runs before the statement is repeated (a table-editor transaction is not repeated); the session key includes the project. Agent accept: a checkout file that exists but can't be read is skipped as the checkout's own instead of written over.
A refused USE for a statement's database or schema no longer lets the statement run in the session's previous context (possibly another database of the data source) and is retried with the next statement. Sessions are keyed by data source as well as connection settings, so two data sources with the same credentials no longer share a Snowflake session and its transactions.
On a case-sensitive disk, accepting an a.txt -> A.txt rename removed a.txt and wrote A.txt unchecked, overwriting a file the user had created there. Both names are now checked before either changes (old: the checkout's file; new: absent or already the task's), and the new name is written before the old one is removed.
- Python: All Interpreters ran the interpreter of every recent project, including ones last opened in Restricted Mode; only projects trusted in their own right are probed.
- Plugins: views.open-diff's file name became a path the diff viewer probed on disk; plugin diffs get a virtual plugin-diff: path and virtual paths aren't probed.
- MCP: check_files took a publication from before an already-applied outside edit as fresh; the LSP document records when its servers last got new text.
- Maven: version completion split dotted artifact ids into directories; only the group id is split.
A view's html body was loaded as a srcdoc frame, which inherits the workbench CSP; its script-src 'self' blocks inline scripts, so in every build that serves the CSP html views rendered but ran no script. In the app the body is now written into a page of the openidea-plugin scheme (.frame) whose response carries only the frame's own policy, sandboxed as before. Web views already load from the scheme; notebook HTML output never runs scripts.
The Branches popup filtered with fuzzyMatch, whose last fallback accepts any subsequence, so `test` listed names like `sprint-1.1-device-reset`. It now uses wordMatch, as Search Everywhere and the Keymap page do: a substring, or fragments at word / camel-hump starts. Repository names in a multi-repository project keep the loose match. The search field takes the bar's free width, so the clear, Fetch and Options buttons sit at the right edge.
Co-authored-by: Clarence404 <36807519+Clarence404@users.noreply.github.com>
Tree decorations could carry only a two-character badge and a tooltip. decorations.set-file-note (API 1.7) shows one line of muted text (at most 200 characters, optional tooltip) after a file or folder name in the project tree, replacing that tree set's item for the file and sharing the tree-set limits. The SDK wraps it as host::set_file_note with a mock; checked-in components rebuilt.
Only projects depending on @vue/cli-service had their webpack aliases passed to tsserver, so @/ imports resolved to nothing in Vue CLI 2, custom webpack or Vite projects without jsconfig.json. Those now get their own webpack configuration's aliases (function / list / ES module exports handled), else the @ -> src alias Vue templates set up.
Generated requests read server.port and the context path only from application.properties / application.yml, so a port in application-dev.yml under spring.profiles.active=dev was ignored. The active profiles' files are now read over the base ones, the last profile winning.
The @RequestBody type of a Spring mapping was looked up only beside the controller or in its source root, so a DTO in another Maven module produced {}. Types not found there are looked up through the project index in the imported (or same / wildcard-imported) package, and superclass fields are included. Header names and common header values complete in .http request blocks. Requests opened from an endpoint use the module's server address instead of a fixed localhost:8080.
External Libraries groups were listed in detection order, which differed between the streamed and final results; they are now sorted SDKs first, then libraries by name. A Maven sync that changed dependency versions without touching a manifest left old versions listed; every successful build sync now emits projectRootsChanged (Gradle already did) and External Libraries reloads on it.
The app's CSP now includes `frame-ancestors 'none'`, so no page (for example a project's HTML in the built-in preview) can embed the IDE's own pages in a frame. Notebook HTML output, plugin views (srcdoc frames) and the built-in HTML preview still render in a debug bundle that serves the CSP.
Co-authored-by: rohitdanda <10144914+rohitdanda@users.noreply.github.com>
⌘A in an agent conversation selected the pane from its own start to its own end; WebKit paints a selection ending on the pane's boundary up to the next selectable text after it, so the composer looked selected too. Select All now runs from the pane's first to its last selectable text, like a clamped drag selection already does.
A portable Windows build (the raw exe from the portable ZIP, which has no bundle type) updated through the installer, which installed the app elsewhere instead of updating the folder it was unpacked in.
- Updater: an unbundled Windows build asks for the `windows-<arch>-portable` target. Its update is the signed portable ZIP (verified by the updater's download), unpacked into a staging folder next to the exe; only `openidea.exe` and `WebView2Loader.dll` are accepted. Each file is replaced with a backup, rolled back if any replacement fails, and the backups are removed on the next start.
- Release: the portable ZIP is signed with the updater key and `latest.json` lists `windows-x86_64-portable` and `windows-aarch64-portable`.
Co-authored-by: caojcm <43193197+caojcm@users.noreply.github.com>
- check_files syncs each file from disk, tells its language servers it was saved (so on-save checks such as rust-analyzer's cargo check run), waits until every server answered for the current text and went idle, and reports per file whether the problems are complete (checked / incomplete / serverUnavailable / noLanguageServer / untrusted / failed) with each server's status and reason.
- read_file with offset or limit returns exactly that range plus where to read on; the default read of a whole file keeps its head and tail.
- search_text / search_regex / search_symbol results carry the matched line (long lines cut around the match) and, with `context`, the lines before and after it.
- Merged main: check_files uses the run tools' uncapped timeout.
Co-authored-by: guoyucode <29471644+guoyucode@users.noreply.github.com>
The MCP server let agents read and edit code but not run a command and follow it, so they ran commands in their own shell, out of the user's sight. New tools run_command, wait_for_run, read_run_output, get_run_status, send_run_input, stop_run and list_runs run each command in a Run tool window tab _agent_<name>: the user sees it and can type into it, rerun, stop or close it, and results then carry interventions and advice so the agent stops and asks. The same name reuses its tab; a running one is refused. Every start asks the user unless tools run without confirmation. Commands run on pipes, with maxLinesCount / truncateMode, offsets to read on, and pattern waits. Finished agent tabs beyond a limit (default 1) move to an Archived (n) menu.
A call still running after a second is answered on an event stream with a progress notification every 15 s, so clients that drop a response not started within a minute keep waiting; the run tools (build_project and execute_run_configuration included) no longer cap timeout. A call is cancelled when its client goes away; the stdio bridge relays streamed answers.
Co-authored-by: guoyucode <29471644+guoyucode@users.noreply.github.com>
Settings › Agents › Command Execution Policy becomes Command Permissions, its description is split into short sentences, the columns drop the (Whitelist) / (Blacklist) suffixes, and the allowed-command placeholder no longer suggests a trailing `*` that allow entries ignore. Chinese: 命令权限, and Coding Agents reads 编程智能体 like its parent group.
#3065 bound vcs.log.changes.showDiff in the IntelliJ keymaps, and the VS Code
preset must name every IntelliJ action id (keymap.test.ts). VS Code has no Show
Diff key, so it gets none, like vcs.showDiff.
Commands run on pipes (Run configurations without terminal emulation, and agent commands) showed mojibake for Windows' own programs: ping, dir, cmd's messages and PowerShell's native output write a pipe in the console (OEM) code page, wsl.exe and cmd /u write UTF-16LE, while a UTF-8 console decoded every byte as UTF-8.
On Windows, a UTF-8 console now decodes piped output line by line: a UTF-8 line stays UTF-8, any other line is decoded in the console code page (encoding_rs for GBK, Big5, Shift_JIS, EUC-KR, 866, 874 and the 125x pages; Windows for the single-byte OEM pages it lacks), and a read with NUL bytes is UTF-16LE. ASCII passes through at once; the rest of a line is held until it shows its encoding, and a held prompt is shown after a batch interval without more output. An explicit console encoding and terminal emulation are unchanged; other platforms keep the plain UTF-8 decoder.
Co-authored-by: guoyucode <29471644+guoyucode@users.noreply.github.com>
execute_run_configuration with a run point in a Cargo workspace member ran the first member's tests: every member's `cargo test -p <member>` configuration runs from the workspace root, so all were equally close to the file and the first won. A Cargo configuration now covers its member's directory (extras.module) when the closest configuration is picked; its working directory stays the workspace root.
Co-authored-by: guoyucode <29471644+guoyucode@users.noreply.github.com>
The Git log's commit details (containing branches, signature, refs) were keyed on
the repository's refresh version and dropped as soon as it changed, so each
refresh blanked the section until the reload finished. With something writing to
the repository's .git often, the section blinked continuously.
useCommitDetails now keeps the last details of the same commit until the reloaded
ones arrive; another commit still starts empty.
Open In in the project view and the editor (context menu and tab) now lists the
repository's hosting service, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Gitee, named after the
remote. It opens the file at the caret line, or the directory, on the remote's web
UI, at the current branch's upstream when it has one and at the HEAD commit
otherwise. The remote is the upstream's, else origin. Hosts other than the known
services are treated as self-managed GitLab and shown by host name.
The remote URL of each repository is read when the repositories or the upstream
change, so the menu is built without waiting for Git.
A Paste chosen from a menu (the terminal's context menu, Edit › Paste, Paste as
Plain Text and other paste buttons) has no paste event to read, so it used
navigator.clipboard.readText(), and the terminal tried execCommand("paste") first.
On Linux, WebKitGTK gives neither the text, so the terminal's context-menu Paste
did nothing while middle-click paste worked.
A new clipboard_text command reads the clipboard's text natively, as
clipboard_write_text already writes it: GTK on Linux, NSPasteboard on macOS, and
none on Windows, where the WebView's clipboard is still used.
readClipboardPlainText() wraps it with that fallback, and every menu paste reads
through it. On Linux the terminal pastes the native text before trying
execCommand; an image-only clipboard keeps the existing paths.
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