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Fleet 1.45 Is Here With Auto-Import for Gradle, Improved Preview for Markdown, and More Enhancements
Explore our latest release, which introduces many new features designed to improve your development experience. You can update to this version using our Toolbox App.
Let’s take a closer look at the highlights.
New features
- Fleet now supports auto-import for Gradle projects. This feature can be disabled by going to Settings | Tools | Gradle and clicking Automatically import project model when build script is saved.
- Renaming files will now automatically update the file references. For Kotlin and Java, it also updates package names accordingly.
- You can now preview Markdown scratch files without closing and opening the tab, and without saving the file. You can also preview Markdown files after opening them with the context menu, and without saving the file. You can also preview Markdown files after (right-clicking the .md file and going to Open with Fleet).
- Zig plugin now supports debugging code for run configurations (
zig-run
andzig-build-run
). We also added support for dynamically created run configurations in the context ofmain
andtest
declarations. Simply execute theRun in Context
action to create and use them. Recent changes also improve highlighting for.zig
files and add handlers for various contexts.
Improvements
- Indents now work as expected with soft-wrapping.
Bug fixes
We’ve also fixed several bugs:
- When using the Debug tool in Fleet, hidden frames can now be shown. [FL-26222]
- When using the Android device manager, the entered information after creating a new device is now saved when switching to another tab. [FL-30167]
See the full release notes for more details about Fleet 1.45.
Please report any problems you encounter to our issue tracker, and stay tuned for further exciting announcements.
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