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Scala and Play Plugins Update 0.41.2 is Out

Posted on by Alexander Podkhalyuzin

Some of you might have noticed some regressions in the two recent updates (0.41 and 0.41.1). We apologize for this inconvenience and offer you this quick 0.41.2 update that fixes the problems.

We’d also like to announce that starting today we’re not adding any more new features to the Scala and Play plugins for IntelliJ IDEA 13 because we’re moving to the development of these plugins for IntelliJ IDEA 14 and are going to open their EAP soon. Stay tuned to our blog for more news.

Develop with Pleasure!

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3 Responses to Scala and Play Plugins Update 0.41.2 is Out

  1. Sam says:

    September 9, 2014

    The plugin is freezing Intellij even more than before in my case

    • Sam says:

      September 9, 2014

      If it can help you, I noticed that it happens mostly when I use the syntax “”” for JSON

      • Alexander Podkhalyuzin says:

        September 17, 2014

        You can disable language injection feature, it’s most probably causes freezings.

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