If you are using IntelliJ IDEA 10.5, here is a bugfix update — IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.1.
If you were hesitating and waiting for a first fix update, go get IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.1 now.
If you want to know what’s been fixed — check out the list of resolved issues and download the update.
Develop with pleasure!
The IntelliJ IDEA Team
We’ve just made a new IntelliJ IDEA build available for download — 107.277, and it’s been tagged as Release Candidate for version 10.5.1.
You are welcome to download it from the EAP page.
Also check the issues fixed since the last EAP build.
If you’ve ever submitted a feature request or a bug for IntelliJ IDEA you have seen YouTrack issue tracker we’re creating at JetBrains and using, of course. Yesterday, a new major update of YouTrack has been released.
Please welcome YouTrack 3.0, a fully customizable version of our intelligent issue and bug tracker with a Free Pack now available for small teams.
YouTrack 3.0 introduces two major enhancements: customizable workflow and complete issue attributes customization. With these additions, a team can completely automate the issue life-cycle management based on its specific process needs, while still enjoying an intelligent, extremely usable and developer-oriented issue tracker.
With YouTrack 3.0, now you can:
Check out What’s New for more details about the new features and Download YouTrack 3.0 Free Pack.
For more information on the YouTrack pricing and licensing options, please visit Buy & Upgrade page.
Develop with pleasure!
The JetBrains Team
We are approaching release of IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.1 and are glad to announce the availability of a new EAP build. This build contains fixes for several major performance and stability related problems. Also, the Windows installer now bundles JDK 1.6.0_22 in order to avoid library incompatibilities due to JDK 1.6_21 vendor name change.
See the list of changes in the release notes and download the new build from the IntelliJ IDEA EAP page.
New EAP build of Intellij IDEA 10.5.1 is available, this time we fixed several major performance and focus related problems. Also Jetty integration was significantly polished according to your feedback. See the list of changes in the release notes and download the new build from the IntelliJ IDEA EAP page.
In IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 we’ve improved setting up your Perforce server connection and connection state diagnostics.
If you are using P4CONFIG files for configuration, IntelliJ IDEA shows what config files it has found and what other default settings are used. This way you can be sure that your P4CONFIG files are found and taken into account.
Use the ‘Test Connection’ button in ‘Settings | Version Control | VCSs | Perforce’ to see this information.
Moreover, in case you specified a wrong client workspace and your project roots do not match with the workspace roots, you are also clearly prompted:
If you are not authenticated to the server or the authentication ticket has expired, you will be notified accordingly:
Once Perforce server becomes unavailable, IntelliJ IDEA switches to the offline mode automatically and displays an offline notification.
In the offline mode, you can continue working locally as usual, file checkouts are remembered by IntelliJ IDEA to be further re-played. When going online IntelliJ IDEA requires that you authenticate on the server and the ticket is not expired. This is important to re-play you offline edits properly.
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