PhpStorm & WebStorm 3.0 EAP 110.437
This week’s EAP brings you a pack of important bug fixes and improvements in all areas, along with several of new features:
- Deployment support got much requested recursive comparison feature. Check out Sync with Local / Sync with Deployed context menu actions on folder nodes in Project view and Remote Host view
- PHPDoc @see tag targets now support navigation, Quick Doc lookup, Find Usages and all other operations on references
- UML will allow you to easily create diagram on any folder – including entire project
NOTE: The automatic injection of SQL & HTML into PHP literals is disabled for this particular build. It will be back soon. Manual injection (via Alt-Enter inside literal) is still available.
More details available in build changelog & platform changelog
Please, do not use twitter or blog comments for bug reports, file them to tracker.
Download PhpStorm & WebStorm for your platform from project EAP page.
Patch-update is also available.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Web IDE Team
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Priet says:
November 17, 2011I can’t find how to create a diagram. The only option I see is the ‘Diagrams –> Show Changes’ in the context menu. But that does nothing.
Am I missing something?
Alexey Gopachenko says:
November 22, 2011Sorry, it got a bit bugged in this build. Next one will work for everybody.
Joseph says:
November 17, 2011REALLY love the “How would you like to open the project?” dialogue. Great job with this build, thank you.
interfaSys says:
November 17, 2011Will the UML feature work on Javascript projects?
Alexey Gopachenko says:
November 22, 2011We have no UML support for JS yet, but plan to add some in future. The situation with OOP in JS is bit more complex 🙂
interfaSys says:
November 23, 2011I agree ;), but just as it’s doable to use OO design patterns, it must be possible to express that visually :).
Looking forward to this feature. Thank you for a great IDE.
Richard Hobson says:
November 17, 2011I got the dialog to input my bitbucket password. Came up when I clicked the Update Project button.
But there is no option that I can find to do a push once I’ve already pushed to our local master. Bitbucket is a pull point for those not able to access the local server, so we need it to represent a clone of the local, I need to be able to push changes to both local master and the bitbucket master.
I can push to bitbucket using: git push https://username@bitbucket/account/repo from command line. But was hoping I could select both or push to one then the other.
Any suggestions? Ya I know I can use the command line, but it breaks workflow. Was hoping to be able to do it all together. Picky, picky I know! 😛
Otherwise! Build seems responsive (settings loads much quicker…could still use improvement but it’s better.) and I’ll be testing the Deployment features shortly.
O.
Alexey Gopachenko says:
November 22, 2011“Please, do not use twitter or blog comments for bug reports, file them to tracker.”
Rafi B. says:
November 17, 2011Love the new splash 😉
Bryan Green says:
November 18, 2011+1
Alexey Gopachenko says:
November 22, 2011Thanks. We really wanted to focus on “energy” theme.
koubel says:
November 18, 2011thanks for @see phpDoc support
Bryan Green says:
November 18, 2011Code formatting seems to work and seems faster…
Alexey Gopachenko says:
November 22, 2011It was significantly rewritten. Be sure to report new bugs and performance problems.
Evgeniy says:
November 18, 2011Like this build. Thank you.
Aleksey Deryagin says:
November 22, 2011Cool splash and “excluded folders” work again, I like this build too! 🙂 Thank you!
Simon Schick says:
November 23, 2011Thanks for this build!
This is the first 3.0-build where the git-client waits until the before-commit hook is finished.
I have a before-commit hook that updates my minified javascript- and css files.