IntelliJ IDEA 13.1.4 Update is Out
We’ve got some great news to share with you today. Finally, IntelliJ IDEA 13.1.4, packed with a bunch of long-awaited enhancements is here. Grab it while it’s fresh!
If you’re running IntelliJ IDEA 13.1 and haven’t yet received a notification about this update, check for it manually by opening the Help menu and clicking Check for Updates.
UPDATE: The problem with Android projects compilation has been fixed. Please download the fixed build from the download page or wait for update patches.
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Paweł Gajda says:
July 21, 2014hopelessly buggy…
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-127374
can not build android project.
Andrey Cheptsov says:
July 21, 2014Already on it, sorry for inconvenience. Will provide a fix shortly, please track the progress via http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-127374
Paweł Gajda says:
July 21, 2014alright, thanks… so it is now good time to check EAP version, which works.
MacUser says:
July 21, 2014My Scala sbt project broken after update =(
Martin says:
September 15, 2014Scala is broken for some time. i.E. Scala files won’t show in «Packages» mode.
James says:
July 21, 2014Can’t compile any existing (android) projects or files after update (13.1.4) – I’m toast..
Maxim Mossienko says:
July 25, 2014Issue was fixed with newer build
Milad says:
July 21, 2014The new update is incompatible with the PHP plugin and I am in serious need of doing some PHP alongside my Java.
Maxim Mossienko says:
July 25, 2014You need to install manually updated Php plugin from plugin manager
Valentin Hilbig says:
July 31, 2014Note that the PHP plugin won’t update. However deinstalling and reinstalling PHP did the trick.
Pat says:
July 31, 2014There is no PHP plugin listed when looking at current plugins, nor when browsing “Install JetBrains Plugin”, nor when looking under “Browse repositories”. -first time clean install of intellij idea 13.1.4
Pat says:
July 31, 2014Nevermind. just noticed you only support PHP for ‘ultimate’ edition. Back to eclipse it is.
Lite says:
July 22, 2014How are we supposed to trust IntelliJ updates at this point?
Peter says:
July 22, 2014Intermittently failing to find classes in a vanilla Java/Maven project in build IU-135.1229 (Ultimate Edition), does not want to update to a later build. 🙁
Maxim Mossienko says:
July 25, 2014Invalidate caches should help you
Peter says:
July 31, 2014Oooh, thank you. That seems to have cleared it.
It must have just co-incidentally happened when I updated.
Igor says:
July 22, 2014Update require download full version?
http://i67.fastpic.ru/big/2014/0722/3c/2d32a47107044a6948e64b6f5649423c.png
Maxim Mossienko says:
July 25, 2014Patches were made available later
Kirill K says:
July 24, 2014Guys, the updates have become a real cat in the bag and that really upsets.
Jorge says:
August 3, 2014Hi, guys!
Is there any way one can possibly get IntelliJ IDEA 12’s Darcula theme for 13? I’ve tried both, but I honestly find 12’s a lot better.
I know one can easily change setting by setting, but it wouldn’t get to the same result as the official theme. 🙂
Thanks.
Chris Fuller says:
August 5, 2014Since this update, I’m having random compilation failures all over the place. They do not involve any Android projects — just normal Maven projects. Deleting the .idea directory from the project and letting it reimport seems to fix most of them, but I have a few that continue to complain in the syntax highlighting that classes don’t exist even though the entire project compiles successfully.
It’s unusable.
Max says:
August 13, 2014Since this update, debugging Gradle via Groovy task is not working anymore. I downgraded to 13.1.2 and its working there.
Since a few updates it feels a bit like beta testing, because something is always broken 🙁
Besides this I really like the IDE 🙂
Best
Max
Emre Alacan says:
August 13, 2014I observed the same problem Chris Fuller reported. I have standard JEE maven project. All of sudden it shows some modules as problematic and does not compile. Regular mvn package command is completed successfully. Reimporting the project is the only way I could get it resolved.
sophitus says:
August 18, 2014Indeed buggy….
Grails integration does not work at all!!!!
Lucian Schneider says:
August 20, 2014I can confirm this.
It is not possible to create a functioning Grails project atm.
Joe Thanks says:
August 20, 2014Yes, new Grails projects are empty!
Brett Kelley says:
August 20, 2014I have the same problem as Chris Fuller. I have just upgraded and now my project will not compile reporting incorrect references all over the place. Not sure what to do now…will keep plugging away and hopefully find a solution and loose a day on this pffff!!!
Richard says:
August 23, 2014When I run my unit test , the IDE can’t find the junit jar , but it already in a library which is set to a “test” scope , when I set the library to “compile” scope , it did fine .
Is this a bug?
Gary Arnold says:
August 30, 2014You guys are lucky, all I get is a blank window. Rolling back to a previous version still works. I just need to be careful about staying on the cutting edge…sometimes it cuts!