Alpha on IntelliJ Go

0.11.1725

Tue, 19 Jul 2016 12:42:27 +0300

Changes since 0.11.1682 (13.07.2016)

This release contains several important fixes.

Changes

Two cases of false positive highlighting were fixed.
Rename package quick fix works for all files in package again.
Receiver types completion now contains types from current package only.
Implemented Fatih’s idea of completing struct tags. Completion items for tags are fully customizable on Settings | Editor | Live Templates | Go Struct Tags page.

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0.11.1682

Wed, 13 Jul 2016 14:00:36 +0300

Changes since 0.11.1288 (11.04.2016)

This release brings in almost 200 commits that touch almost all the areas of the plugin from adding functionality to performance improvements.

Changes

Editing

Create Function quick-fix is now available! It suggests to create a function with the appropriate types or with the interface{} types if the original types are not allowed to be used.
New Move statement up (Cmd-Shift-Up) and Move statement down (Cmd-Shift-Down) actions
for variable declarations and for block statements.
\n will now be correctly inserted when you add a new line.
Complete statement action (Cmd+Shift+Enter) has been improved.
With the new icons on the editor gutter you can now easily run applications and tests.
New Surround with action (Alt-Cmd-T on OS X or Ctrl-Alt-T on Windows and Linux).
New Unwrap action (Shift-Cmd-Backspace on OS X or Ctrl-Shift-Delete on Windows and Linux).

Completion

Function parameter info is now displayed right after you complete a function or a method name.
Completion for range keyword.
Completion for type keyword inside the blocks.
Improved code completion in struct literals:
- no suggested field names when value initializer is used;
- no suggested values when field:value initializer is used;
- shows only unassigned fields in the code completion popup.

Inspections

A new inspection now highlights redundant declarations and provides corresponding cleanup actions.
Another new inspection now warns you if the iterations on pointer to slices are not valid.
The Placeholder count inspection is now valid for Logf, Skipf, Errorf, and Fatalf.
The Defer inspection now has a quick-fix to convert functions to function calls.

Debugger

Delve now supports passing parameters on Windows.
A new version of Delve fixes an issue with the race condition that was causing skipping breakpoints when debugging from the IDE.
Lots of internal improvements in Delve.

Other

Improved performance of code completion, unused inspections and find usages actions.
The auto-import completion now uses less memory.
Improved type calculation for nested types.
Code completion for Live templates is now disabled inside the comments.
The plugin won’t nag you about the wiki page every time you install a new version.
A new Darcula-based editor theme is now available.
Improved output of passed tests.
The Introduce variable refactoring now suggests names based on expression type that are used.

Many other changes and fixes have been introduced to increase the overall stability, functionality, and performance of the plugin.

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0.11.1288

Mon, 11 Apr 2016 00:00:00 +0000

Changes since 0.11.1262 (05.04.2016)

This release focuses mostly on fixes. The most critical issues which were fixed in this release are auto-importing packages from unreachable testdata directories and resolving cap expressions.

Also here are couple improvements which this release brings:

Go vet tool

go vet tool is built-in tool now and can be invoked on selected file or directory via Code | Go Tools | Go vet menu or via editor menu.

Expression Type

Show info action is reimplemented using built-in Expression Type action which is available by Alt+= (Ctrl+Shift+P on Mac) shortcut. Also it works now on variable/constant definitions.

Autoscroll from source and Navigate in… features

Since this release it’s possible to use Autoscroll form source mode in File structure tool window for go sources. Navigate to... | File Structure action works now as well.

Changes

For a list of all changes in the plugin, you can visit this page.

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0.11.1262

Tue, 05 Apr 2016 00:00:00 +0000

Changes since 0.11.1236 (28.03.2016)

To install the plugin, visit the readme.

This release focuses mostly on fixes and improvements. It contains fixes in resolution algorithms and in running tests mechanism.

Read/Write access

New inspections and quick fixes

In this release, the part which is responsible for detecting read/write access to variables was completely rewritten. Based on this the new inspection _ used as value inspection is introduced and added new Replace with ':=' quick fix for unresolved variables with write access.

Improved inspections and quick fixes

Also Introduce constants quick fix won’t be suggested for unresolved variables with write access and Cannot assign to constant catches more cases now.

Find usages grouping

Grouping by read/write access in find usages works more accurate as well.

Run configurations

Now you can see real GOROOT and GOPATH values which are used during compilation and running your application. Also, now there is an easy way to restart run configuration after compilation error.

Changes

For a list of all changes in the plugin, you can visit this page.

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0.11.1236

Tue, 29 Mar 2016 00:00:00 +0000

Changes since 0.10.1137 (11.02.2016)

This release introduces compatibility with IDEA 2016.1 and long-expected vendoring experiment support.

To install the plugin, visit the readme.

Changes

First of all, the plugin now supports IDEA 2016.1 and all IDEs based on this release version.

Also, this is the last update compatible to IDEA 14.1 and all IDEs based on 141.* builds.

Vendoring

With the new version the plugin now supports the Go 1.5 Vendoring Experiment. This means that all imports from vendored packages will be resolved properly. Auto-import quick fix and package completion are also working corresponding to vendoring experiment rules now. Moreover, completion lists are less polluted since the symbols defined in unreachable vendored packages are excluded.

Internal Packages

Internal package are supported in the same way as vendoring. The special inspection now highlights invalid usages of internal package and unreachable internal packages are filtered out from completion list.

Rerun Failed Tests

Another new feature is the ability to Rerun Failed Tests:

Test function name completion and auto-import while generating tests

Besides the above changes, the release contains several bugfixes related to imports and resolution algorithm.

A list of all changes

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0.11.1137

Thu, 11 Feb 2016 00:00:00 +0000

Changes since 0.10.1068 (25.01.2016)

This release focuses mostly on fixes and improvements.

To install the plugin, visit the readme.

Changes

In this alpha release, we have to big features.

First of all thanks to @sjamesr now it’s possible to run benchmarks right from the IDE:

And in the second, since Delve is available on Windows you can debug your applications on Windows in IDE (in plugin versions 0.10.* and 0.11.*).

Also, we made some fixes in inspections, find usages and improved performance.

For a list of all changes in the plugin, you can visit this page.

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0.10.1068

Mon, 25 Jan 2016 00:00:00 +0000

Changes since 0.10.740 (20.11.2015)

This release focuses mostly on fixes and improvements.

To install the plugin, visit the readme.

Changes

IDEA 16 EAP support is introduced Go 1.6 SDK is supported

Plan9

Thanks to @stuartcarnie now we have a syntax highlighting for Plan9 files

Inspections & QuickFixes

Report a warning for exported variables and constants in multi-spec declarations and suggest to extract it
Suggest to delete unused constants and variables
Report a error on missing key in map literal
Report a error on not an expression function argument
Report a error on types used as expressions
Report a error about missing argument conversion
Highlight unused constants

Other

Less polluted completion list: iota only inside constant declarations, deleted self-assignments and some keywords
Add more foldings for if/else/for/switch/select statements
Show constant value on Ctrl+Hover
Various fixes of resolving, types inferring, quick documentation feature, formatting
Proper completion and resolving for break statements

For a list of all changes in the plugin, you can visit this page.

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0.10.740

Fri, 20 Nov 2015 00:00:00 +0000

Changes since 0.9.550 (30.09.2015)

This release focuses mostly on fixes and improvements.

To install the plugin, visit the readme.

Debugger

Inline Debugger
Better representation of arrays and slices in watches
Evaluate expressions on Alt+Click and Alt+F8
Navigate to type sources from watches (Ctrl+F4)

QuickDoc

supports indented blocks
shows links in documentation
shows links to type’s documentation in function signature
able to open documentation at godoc.org via External documentation action
shows function signature on ctrl+hover

Running

now it’s possible to run Example-functions
coverage is running in atomic mode, so you can check coverage for test running with the -race flag

Inspections

Validating StructTags. IDE will raise warnings if it detects a tag value that does not conform to the Go StructTag convention
Report a warning about defer inside loop
Report an error on continue outside loop
Report an error when using assignment instead of comparison in if statements

Other

Highlight exit point for function you’re staying on
Added configurable Go file template (File | Settings | Editor | File and Code Templates)

For a list of all changes in the plugin, you can visit this page.

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