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CLion 2023.1.1 Bug-Fix Update: Critical Fixes for Rename, LLDB on Ubuntu, and QML!

Anastasia Kazakova
Anastasia Kazakova

CLion 2023.1 was released recently with the following key enhancements:

  • Disassemble on demand, and other debugger enhancements.
  • Integration with vcpkg.
  • A new experimental Clangd-based indexer to speed up the Find Usages action.
  • A huge update to the new UI.

We found a few issues in the release, which we’ve addressed with this new bug-fix update, CLion 2023.1.1. If you haven’t upgraded to v2023.1, now is definitely a good time to do so!

Download build 231.8109.222 from our website, through the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE.

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The main improvements are:

  • When CLion was installed via snap, the built-in LLDB debugger was failing to launch on Ubuntu due to a permissions error (CPP-31989). This has been fixed, so you can now safely install via snap.
  • Using the Rename refactoring on a local variable was not updating all of the usages (CPP-32581). The issue was caused by the changes we made to improve navigation speed (CPP-32189), but they affected other functionality. We’ve disabled the changes for now to make sure the Rename refactoring works correctly, and we’ll spend some time in 2023.2 to re-implement the performance improvement.
  • CLon 2023.1 brought new built-in QML support. Unfortunately, it broke the JavaScript/TypeScript support in CLion (CPP-32895). This has now been fixed.

Full release notes are here.

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