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The third build of the PhpStorm 2019.3 EAP (193.3793.21) is now available! With this build, you can try out a bunch of enhancements for the editor-based HTTP client, new options for filtering find usages results, a new UI for cloning projects from version control and GitHub, and the ability to search within the selected text. As part of the continuing quality marathon, this build also brings usability and performance improvements. Download the PhpStorm EAP #3 build from the EAP page or via the JetBrains Toolbox App. Or, if you have the previous PhpStorm 2019.3 EAP build #2 (193.3519.29)

So you’ve worked on some code forked from GitHub and want to send it back to the original repository… Chances are you’ll be doing this using a Pull Request. These let us tell others about changes we've pushed to a GitHub repository so they can review, comment and discuss the proposed modifications. Once a Pull Request is approved, the changes included in it are committed to a branch of the original repository. Many open source projects are using this workflow: everyone can create a fork of the project. When a developer finishes some work, a Pull Request is created where project maintainers

The recording of our October 2nd webinar with Maarten Balliauw and Mikhail Vink, Version Control with PhpStorm and other IntelliJ IDEA-based IDEs, is now available on JetBrains YouTube Channel and JetBrains.TV. In this webinar, we have covered the basics of version control, unified VCS, local history, change lists, GitHub integration and more. (more…)

Join us Wednesday, October 2nd, 15:00 - 16:00 GMT (17:00 - 18:00 CEST) for a free webinar, Version Control with PhpStorm and other IntelliJ IDEA-based IDEs with Maarten Balliauw. Working with a Version Control System or VCS should make your life easier, so they say. In this webinar, we will see if that saying holds true. We will cover the basics about version control: what is it and why would we need it? Which one should we choose? And most of all: how can PhpStorm help me with it? We will cover unified VCS, which makes working with Git, Mercurial, Subversion and many other VCS system

Working on a project often means working with issue tracking. There are various issue tracking systems out there: YouTrack, JIRA, FogBugz, many projects use the issue tracker which comes with GitHub, and there are several more out there. PhpStorm comes with built-in support for many of these issue trackers. It even provides “generic” issue tracker integration which provides integration with other issue trackers like Drupal’s. (more…)

In a previous post we saw how PhpStorm handles Version Control Systems (VCS). A very popular VCS is Git, driven by the collaboration that’s possible using GitHub. In this post, we’ll explore several integrations with GitHub that are available from within your IDE: Create a GitHub repository Clone a GitHub repo Create a gist on GitHub Open in browser Use the GitHub issue tracker Next to those actions, PhpStorm provides full support for the Git VCS like commit and update file/directory or an entire project, changelists, revision support and so forth. More on these features can be found in