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IntelliJ IDEA’s source code has been publicly available for more than 15 years, helping millions of developers learn, experiment, and contribute to the IDE, as well as build their own tools. Now, we're taking our commitment to open source a step further by making it even easier for the community to …
Welcome to the first-ever standalone What’s Fixed overview of an IntelliJ IDEA release! We are always working hard to make the IDE even more stable, reliable, and enjoyable to use. In previous releases, information about this work was blended into the What’s New content, making it very long and s…
Try Declarative Gradle EAP3 in IntelliJ IDEA and experience a more readable, test-friendly build setup.
The original blog post was published here. Developers are at the heart of everything we do. You are the ones who create all of those new things to make the world better. To do that effectively, you need tools to rely on that are powerful yet easy to use. That’s why Kotlin was created. But the…
Last year Gradle announced a new experimental project called Declarative Gradle that aims to make Gradle build scripts easier to read and use. Instead of writing detailed instructions for how to build your project, Declarative Gradle allows you to describe what your software needs (like libraries, a…
IntelliJ IDEA’s power and wide range of functionality can make it somewhat resource-hungry. Depending on the project you’re working with, the IDE has been known to lag, which can naturally be frustrating. Perhaps the most common scenario in which developers are required to wait is when opening a …
GitLab is one of the most popular git-based platforms for software development and deployment. While all basic git operations have been possible with GitLab for a long time already, integration with GitLab is one of the most popular requests we receive from the JetBrains community. With this in mind…
IntelliJ IDEA has plugins to support various Version Control Systems. Some, however, are only available in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, and until now, Perforce Helix Core integration was among them. Starting with 2021.1, the Perforce Helix Core plugin is open-source and compatible with IntelliJ IDEA Comm…
As part of the previously announced effort, in IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3, we are deprecating CVS Integration. The CVS Integration plugin is not bundled with the IDE since 2019.1 but is still available in the plugin repository. The sources are also available in the common repository, so it is possible to …
The IntelliJ platform currently has two main plugins for integration with TFS servers – the one from JetBrains that supports old TFS versions (up to 2015) and server-type workspaces, and the one from Microsoft that supports newer TFS versions (starting with 2015) with local workspaces and Azure clou…
Summary Subversion working copies 1.6 and earlier are no longer supported, and it is now required to use a command-line svn client for integration with Subversion. Note that Subversion allows using higher working copy formats with an older server, so even if you have 1.6 svn server, you could …
IntelliJ 2018.1 removes the support of svn integration via SVNKit. The library is also removed from the platform dependencies and is no longer available for plugins. Now a command-line svn client is the only way to integrate with svn and execute svn-commands. We made our best to maintain compatib…
