Scala Plugin 1.3 EAP 1.2.67 is Available
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.
Arseny says:
January 20, 2015You have a typo in Monocle.
James says:
January 21, 2015Tried 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, 2015That’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.
David Whiteman says:
January 23, 2015Is 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, 2015It’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.