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Scala Plugin 1.3 EAP 1.2.67 is Available

Posted on by Alexander Podkhalyuzin

You’ll be glad to know that a fresh EAP build for Scala Plugin 1.3 is already available, and it brings a lot of improvements:

  • Monocle support
  • Unused imports inspections are now aware about the implicit parameters in the implicit conversions for extension methods
  • Fixed requirement of Invalidate Caches to get rid of weird error highlighting in project.
  • Fixed Specs2 3.M1 support
  • Automake with enabled compiler server is working now
  • Possibility to have custom compiler settings for different modules
  • SBT shared source roots support for ScalaJS projects (see SCL-7859)

We hope these improvements will make your life easier. Be sure to give the new build a try and share your feedback with us in our discussion forum and issue tracker.

For the complete list of changes, refer to Release Notes.

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5 Responses to Scala Plugin 1.3 EAP 1.2.67 is Available

  1. Arseny says:

    January 20, 2015

    You have a typo in Monocle.

  2. James says:

    January 21, 2015

    Tried installing this, and all I got was an error saying “Plugin Scala is incompatible with current installation.” I used the “Install plugin from disk…” button. I didn’t see anything appear in the log in /Users/james/Library/Logs/IdeaIC14/idea.log when I tried installing. I’m currently running version 1.2.1 of the Scala plugin, 14.0.2 of IntelliJ.

    • Alexander Podkhalyuzin says:

      January 26, 2015

      That’s because it’s only for IDEA 14.0.3, which will be release soon. You need to use EAP builds of IDEA to have it right now.

  3. David Whiteman says:

    January 23, 2015

    Is it possible to run the Scala plugin in WebStorm? I am developing apps for Play Framework and would like the code formatting to be done correctly. I don’t need support for actually running Scala code. I just want the editor to work well when I have HTML embedded in a Play Framework template (which is written inside a Scala structure).

    • Alexander Podkhalyuzin says:

      January 26, 2015

      It’s not possible right now. I’ll ask WebStorm team about if it’s possible. Right now you can use IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate for the same goal.

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