TeamCity 2020.2 introduces privacy-friendly login using external services, features the all-new Python build runner, and integrates with Bitbucket Cloud and JetBrains Space. It allows you to execute builds in external services without occupying build agents, and unlocks project editing on secondary servers in multi-node setups. Administrators can now customize the server clean-up schedule and view disk space usage in external storage locations. And you’re going to love the updates to the new Sakura UI. (more…)

Kotlin 1.4.20 is here with new experimental features for you to try. Being open to community feedback is one of the Kotlin team’s basic principles, and we need your thoughts about the prototypes of the new features. Give them a try and share your feedback on Slack (get an invite here) or YouTrack. Here are some of the key highlights: Support for new JVM features, like string concatenation via invokedynamic. Improved performance and exception handling for KMM projects. Extensions for JDK Path: Path("dir") / "file.txt". We are also shipping numerous fixes and improvements

We are here to tell you that YouTrack 2020.4 comes with a welcome pack, which is full of onboarding features to help get started with YouTrack easier than ever. Following their smooth and simple migration to YouTrack with the new imports interface, newcomers will be able both to review a preconfigured demo project to see what YouTrack is capable of and to use the new onboarding tips to familiarize themselves with YouTrack. Experienced users can also expect some improvements in the form of the new Organizations feature - large companies can now group related projects under an umbrella organizat

Hi everyone, AppCode 2020.2.3 is now available for download on our site. Initial Xcode 12 support We’ve been working hard to deliver initial Xcode 12 support, and here it is: Issues with running applications on iOS 14 devices (OC-20602, OC-20650, OC-20323) have been resolved. Xcode 12 documentation now works in AppCode (OC-20310). There are still some compatibility issues (see subtickets in OC-20288 for details). We are planning to fix them later and backport the changes to the 2020.2.x updates. Bug fixes This update fixes the following issues: The slow initial “Processing Swift Modu

We are happy to share all the new improvements that we’ve made for this release. If you are a visual person, you can watch our screencast, which describes the new features. DOWNLOAD MPS 2020.2 UI improvements to the VCS We’ve improved the look and feel of the Version Control System. The width of the editor area is no longer fixed, so the splitter can now be moved in both directions. The way changes are highlighted has also been improved. Tooltips for the changes are displayed both in the editor area and in the splitter area. Additionally, we have replaced the triangles and trapezoids in th

Rider 2020.2 is now available! To mark this great news we’ve put together a full list of the new features and under the hood improvements that are in store for you. Let’s dive in! Download Rider 2020.2 Debugger The new release brings significant changes to the debugger API. They allow us to perform super-lazy value calculations with better interruption and custom value representation. We've also added data breakpoints. Finally, the Pin to Frame feature lets you pin local variables to the frame. Localization Manager We’re proud to introduce a new tool for working with resources. With the Lo

Hello everyone, Today we’re excited to give you ReSharper 2020.2! This major release introduces new inspections and quick-fixes for C# 8, most notably for nullable reference types, a much-awaited Code Cleanup on Save, a revamped Unit Test Runner, and various accessibility improvements. Download ReSharper 2020.2 Since the ReSharper license now covers both ReSharper and ReSharper C++, support for C++/CLI – a bridge between the languages – is getting a lot of updates and improved interoperability between C++/CLI and C#. Read through the major updates of all the JetBrains .NET tools and extension

Introducing our second update this year – AppCode 2020.2! Download AppCode 2020.2 Initial Swift Package Manager Support Swift Package Manager provides an easy way to manage project dependencies in Xcode projects, and its rate of adoption grows year after year. AppCode 2020.2 delivers initial support for Swift Package Manager dependencies in Xcode projects, which includes: The same general code assistance (completion, highlighting, and navigation) that is available for regular Xcode projects, plus some specific completion features, like target name completion in Package.swift: SPM dependencies

You can read this post in English, French, Russian, German, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish. We are excited to announce that starting from YouTrack 2020.3, software development teams will be able to view pull requests alongside commits right in the issues activity stream. In today’s blog post, we’ll show you how to enhance the development process with this new feature and how to make it more transparent. This release also introduces a time tracking widget for dashboards, as well as several more improvements for anyone working with issues and the Knowledge Base: a

In Kotlin 1.4, we’re adding new experimental ways for generating default methods in interfaces in the bytecode for the Java 8 target. Later, we’re going to be deprecating the `@JvmDefault` annotation in favor of generating all the method bodies in interfaces directly when the code is compiled in a special mode. Read more details of how it currently works and what will change, below. In Kotlin, you can define methods with bodies in interfaces. It works if your code runs on Java 6 or 7, even before support for the default methods appeared on the JVM. interface Alien { fun spea

Today we launch the public beta of TeamCity Cloud, a product that we’ve been busy working on in recent months. TeamCity Cloud is a managed CI/CD service designed for teams that don’t want to deal with running and scaling their own build servers, but at the same time have demanding requirements for availability and security of their DevOps pipelines. This release was made possible not only by the hard work of several teams inside JetBrains, but also by private beta users who helped us eradicate bugs and provided invaluable feedback. We are tremendously grateful for their participation and su

Today we’re glad to present the last milestone preview of Kotlin 1.4 – 1.4-M3. In this post, we’ll guide you through the changes this preview brings to the Kotlin standard library. Other components are also getting updates in M3; we’ll cover them soon in another blog post with the release candidate version (1.4-RC), which will finalize the scope of Kotlin 1.4. The standard library changes in 1.4-M3 include: JVM libraries now come with the module-info descriptor Functional interfaces are added to the standard library New collection operations to cover real-life cases @Throws annotation in the