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JetBrains PlatformRubyMine Momiji EAP is Open!
Hello everyone,
Less then a month ago we published the roadmap for the next version and today you can already try RubyMine Momiji EAP. In line with our naming convention, we used codename ‘Momiji’, which is Japanese stands for Smooth Japanese Maple, a kind of woody plant.
Here are some reasons why you might want to download it. One of the most requested and long awaited features is multiple projects support. This becomes very handy when you’ve got to work with different projects simultaniously. Now you can see and navigate through all the files you need in one RubyMine instance:
- Other improvements include:
- Performance optimization;
- Support for the Terminal inside the IDE;
- Zeus support;
- Migration fields in structure view for models for Rails applications;
- Duplicates search for Extract Method refactoring for Ruby applications and more.
Please take a look at the release notes for more details and try RubyMine Momiji. As usual we appreciate your feedback, and you’re encouraged to stay tuned to learn more about other changes and improvements in RubyMine Momiji.
Kevin McCaughey says:
August 2, 2013Please, please keep this one in beta much longer than v5.0. Even now there are still outstanding things that were broken from v4 to v5 that still need to be put back in.
A much longer beta time would help us not have a repeat of what happened.
Dennis Ushakov says:
August 2, 2013I believe that most of these issues were resolved in this EAP, feel free to post most annoying ones here, we’ll take a look at them
brainjest says:
August 18, 2013ideally bugfixes should be backported into stable releases.
EAPs introduce new bugs/regressions/instability, so the cure can be worse than the disease
hron84 says:
August 2, 2013Is there any info available about full HA ML support? I have very few completion in these views… :-(((
Dennis Ushakov says:
August 2, 2013What problems are you experiencing with HAML? Bug report with examples is very welcome in our bug tracker
doug schlenker says:
August 2, 2013Awesome! Quick question since I don’t see it shown anywhere. How can we setup our rails environment to use Zeus? I found under tools how to run the zeus server, but when I edit configurations for my development environment there is no option under the servers to use Zeus. Can you guys do a quick writeup on the blog or the forums on how to fully utilize Zeus within rubymine?
Dennis Ushakov says:
August 2, 2013Currently Zeus integration supports only running tests, generators and server will be supported in future update
Jim Jones says:
October 10, 2013If you want to run tests under Zeus, do the following :
If you want to run individual specs under Zeus & the latest Rubymine EAP
* Ensure that you install the latest Zeus
gem install zeus –version=0.13.4.pre2
* Remove the following lines from spec_helper if they exist
require ‘rspec/autorun’
require ‘rspec/autotest’
* Set the default to zeus for rspec
Run->Edit Configurations
Defaults->Rspec->Use Preload Server->Zeus
* From the tools menu, select :
Tools->Run Zeus Server
itsNikolay says:
August 3, 2013How can i customize terminal ? (hotkeys, apperance, etc)
Why you haven’t bind a hotkey combination ala ALT+[0-9] to RM terminal ?
Anyway thx for the great feature!
daria.dovzhikova says:
August 5, 2013@itsNikolay
Thank you!
Customization functionality for the terminal is in our scope.
Lionel Félicité says:
August 5, 2013Yeah ! love multiple projects support 😀
Good job!
daria.dovzhikova says:
August 5, 2013Thank you, Lionel!
Conrad Taylor says:
August 6, 2013Hi, does this build run with Java 7 and Java 8 beta?
Alex V. says:
August 9, 2013RM6 EAP looks great — works fast and reliable for now.
Absolutely smooth transition from 5.4. Great work, thanks.
Now just small thing:
Multi project view is great idea but, for a moment has limitation
(at least for my case). We do big R2->R3 migration and testing two
branches in the same time from different directories.
When I open two almost similar (R2 and R3) projects
in the same window — there is no (simple) way to tell
if open file belong to one or another project.
Also global search now return double results without telling me
which project it is from.
I guess it would be great to have two project in the same window IF
there is no similar file/class/method names.
But for almost identical projects existing TWO windows approach
works better for a moment.
Or RM authors have to provide much better project identification for any file_name in tabs and for any returned global search item. (and it can be visually noisy).
Have a good one!
A.
Charles says:
August 12, 2013Great to see Multiple Projects support! Any plans to add this feature to PyCharm as well?
Oleg Sukhodolsky says:
August 13, 2013Well, I had an impression that PyCharm already ahs this feature.
I’d suggest to ask this question on their forum to get confirmation.
Charles says:
August 14, 2013You’re right. This is awesome. Thanks!
Cid Dennis says:
August 22, 2013When is the next update coming. I would love to not have to restart the ide ever few hours.
Dennis Ushakov says:
August 25, 2013We’re going to publish it in the beginning of the next week
Matt Gibson says:
August 23, 2013Downloaded this for the Zeus support and it’s working brilliantly. However, the expiry date is in one week. Is there any way to extend this? I’d rather not have to rebuild my projects in order to downgrade to my paid version of 5.4 again.
Dennis Ushakov says:
August 25, 2013We’re going to publish next EAP in the beginning of the next week and this will resolve expiration date problem
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