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RubyMine 1.5 EAP update with Shoulda, new refactorings and more

Eugene Toporov
Eugene Toporov

The time since the last RubyMine EAP update was not waisted and the new build 1347 adds lots of new things. Here’s the selected list of changes:

  • Shoulda support with coding assistance and test runner UI
  • Improved Ruby support inside HAML
  • New refactorings: Pull Up / Push Down members (expect more in the next update)
  • Spell checker plugin bundled
  • Support for method type annotation: # :return:=> Type
  • RubyMine Extensions manager added (in IDE Settings). Extensions can register menu items for editor actions (by default under Tools | Extensions)
  • Cucumer Formatter and quickfix to create Cucumber step definition for unresolved step
  • New icons for *.rb, *_spec.rb, *_test.rb and *_steps.rb Ruby files

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