Fleet 1.40 Is Here With Compose Preview for Android, Inlay Hints for Generating Documentation for PHP and Groovy, and Other Improvements

Daniela Bentrup

Fleet 1.40 is now available! In this release, we’ve introduced some new features while also focusing on many important bug fixes. Your feedback is vital to making Fleet even better. Please report any problems you encounter to our issue tracker, or add a vote to an existing issue to express your support.

You can update to this version using the Toolbox App. Let’s take a closer look at the highlights.

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New features

• Fleet 1.40 introduces Compose Preview for Android. Since previewing an app’s UI in the IDE is one of the most critical scenarios for every mobile developer, this feature significantly improves the multiplatform development experience for Android developers. You can now leverage powerful preview customization tools from Android Studio in Android sources such as multi-preview, parameter providers, and annotation options.

• But there’s more! Along with previews for Android code, we’ve also added the option to render Android previews from common code. For projects with both Android and regular JVM targets, you can now choose which platform to render against (Android or Desktop).

• We’ve added inlay hints for generating documentation for PHP and Groovy. Fleet already supported this feature for Java, Kotlin, and JavaScript. Just type /** and press Enter to bring up the Generate Documentation option, and then press ⌥↵ / Alt+Enter to show the tooltip.

Improvements

• Fleet 1.40 introduces a new shortcut for the Build & Refresh action when running Android Preview. ⌥⇧⌘R on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+F5 on Windows.

• The Generate Code template is now hidden when you are logged out.

• When you generate code with AI Assistant, the editor now scrolls along with the generated content.

Bug fixes

We’ve also fixed several bugs:

• Undoing the renaming of a file no longer deletes the file [FL-27850].

• Soft wraps now work correctly in the diff viewer [FL-19723].

• Gradle run configurations are executed successfully, even when passing parameters with spaces [FL-28619].

• The Git Push action is now available after you create a new branch with a new commit [FL-27285].

• Using Page Up and Page Down quickly scrolls as expected [FL-23471].

See the full release notes for more details about Fleet 1.40.

Stay tuned for further exciting announcements.

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