Next Maia EAP comes with full support of Maven Properties and Filtered Resources. New features include:
Go to declaration with Ctrl+B on a property from your pom.xml files, settings.xml and profiles.xml files, system and environment properties, and properties defined in custom Maven filters.
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Rename properties defined in the section of you Maven project and custom filters files.
Starting next Maia EAP, classpath for Maven-based projects will be built following Maven rules.
Also, IntelliJ IDEA will natively support compile, test and run-time dependency scopes.
For more information see Maven Dependency Mechanism documentation.
Now you can use Shift+Ctrl+Del to quickly unwrap a parameter from a method call.
Lets look at the example:
If we have something like this
after unwrapping it will become
IntelliJ IDEA now uses a special compiler to process Maven resources as specified in the pom file, with includes/excludes and filters.
Resource folders are not set as Source Folders anymore because they do not fit in the IntelliJ IDEA model.
To use the new functionality please either manually reset all your resource folders in the Project Structure dialog or re-import the project from scratch. Although you may skip this step, the native IntelliJ IDEA compiler will interfere with the Maven Compiler and copy unnecessary files or rewrite already processed ones from these folders.
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