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CLion 2017.2.2 update is available

Anastasia Kazakova

CLion 2017.2.2, build 172.3968.17, is now available for download. If you’re using CLion 2017.2.1, a patch-update will be available shortly.


Download CLion 2017.2.2

This update brings a few enhancements to the Clang-Tidy integration and enables paste simple when paste from history. Check the full release notes by the link.

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2 Responses to CLion 2017.2.2 update is available

  1. MC says:

    August 31, 2017

    I hope GCC 7 support is coming soon! 🙂

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