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The urgent CLion bug-fix update 2022.2.3 is now available. In CLion 2022.2.2 we unfortunately introduced an issue that caused the IDE to crash when Python interpreters were configured (PY-56176). As the source code for the issue is located in a plugin bundled into CLion, simply updating the plugin doesn’t solve the problem. Thus, we’ve prepared a new CLion update with the fix for you. We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused, and we are now reviewing our development and release process to make sure it won’t happen again. Download build 222.4167.35 from our website, via the Toolbox

The CLion 2022.2.2 bug-fix update has been released. Build 222.4167.25 is available from our website, via the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION Below are the highlights of this update: Refactoring: We fixed a bug that was causing a duplicate name to appear when performing the Rename refactoring (CPP-14772). Code analysis: We removed the incorrect Local variable is never used warning which appeared in the range-based for loop (CPP-30074). Toolchains: CLion now correctly collects compiler information for Clang-cl when cross-c

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We are announcing the CLion 2022.1.3 bug-fix update. Build 221.5921.27 is available from our website, via the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION Here are the main highlights: The Rename refactoring was fixed and is now applied to the correct code range (CPP-29442). CLion now checks for changes in the environment after every CMake reload. This way the IDE will suggest that you clean the CMake cache and reload CMake when CLion decides it’s necessary. For example, this happens when Xcode is updated. (CPP-28706) VCS: Ctrl+Click (On Windows

The CLion 2022.2 Early Preview program is currently running, but for those who prefer to stay with the stable versions, we are announcing the CLion 2022.1.2 big-fix update. Build 221.5787.29 is available from our website, via the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION Below are the highlights of this update: Unit Testing We’ve fixed integration with Catch2 v3. C++ support CLion now handles -Xclang arguments passed to the compiler correctly (CPP-29177). The Parameter Info pop-up appears automatically after typing { (CPP-28597). The

CLion 2022.1 was released in mid-April and was focused on quality improvements and enhancements for existing features and workflows. While the team has already started working on 2022.2, the scope for which we announced recently, there are still bug fixes and enhancements we want to deliver in v2022.1. That’s why today we are publishing the CLion 2022.1.1 bug-fix update. Build 221.5591.52 is available from our website, on the Toolbox App, or as a snap (for Ubuntu). You can also update via patch from the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION Below are the highlights of this update. Project models CLi

CLion 2022.1 is now available! It is focused on quality improvements and enhancements for existing features.

The CLion 2021.3.4 bug-fix update, build 213.7172.20, is now available. You can get it from our website, in the Toolbox App, or as a snap (for Ubuntu). You can also update via patch from within the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION Here are the highlights: Bundled LLDB on Windows was fixed to allow the debugging of Rust code (CPP-28633). MSYS2 MinGW, starting with version 9.0.0.6373.5be8fcd83-2, is now supported in CLion (CPP-28403). Fixed an issue with the remote SSH connection in cases where Python isn't installed on your computer or there is no python in path /usr/bin/env (IDEA-281405). Thi

The CLion 2021.3.3 bug-fix update, build 213.6777.58, is now available! You can get it from our website, in the Toolbox App, or as a snap (for Ubuntu). You can also update via patch from the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION Here are the highlights: C++ unit testing: Run configuration and run gutter icons were fixed and now work correctly for Doctest v2.4.7 and later. VCS: The Git Branches popup displays its data correctly again (IDEA-286795, IDEA-285766). Fixed the issue that was disabling the Rebase button in the Rebase dialog (IDEA-282538). Fixed issues with YAML files (IDEA-247

The CLion 2021.3.2 bug-fix update, build 213.6461.75, is now available. You can get it from our website, in the Toolbox App, or as a snap (for Ubuntu). You can also update via patch from the IDE itself. DOWNLOAD CLION This update is focused on improving the new Remote Development functionality introduced in v2021.3: Fixed the high CPU usage when idle: GTW-685. It’s now possible to use Gateway to open a project by symlink: GTW-720. Open classes and the placement of tabs are now preserved between sessions: CWM-4048. Fixed glitches that appeared when scrolling through long lists in tool

Since rolling out CLion 2021.3 a couple of weeks ago, we’ve been working on some critical bug-fixes in CLion 2021.2. Today we are releasing a bug-fix update for it, CLion 2021.2.4. To download this version, visit our website, update your version using the ToolBox App or from inside the IDE via a patch, or use snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. The main highlights: Fixed the Main menu so it now loads instantly (IDEA-277709). Fixed the low resolution of the icons in the main menu (IDEA-283733). Fixed the File mask drop-down list so it now properly displays the available masks (IDEA-236785

CLion 2021.3 brings more power to C and C++ developers, providing them with an IDE that is easier to use, more customizable, and more comprehensive.