Releases: vlang/intellij-v
Releases Β· vlang/intellij-v
2025.2.2
- Allow attributes on enum values. #38
- Fix a freeze after clicking button to add a toolchain. #37
- Allow newlines in between operators in expressions. #34
- Introduce links in console when program panic's and shows backtrace. #12
- Basic support for static methods. #24
- Please file issues for missing features.
- Update compile time pseudo variables:
- Add
@DIR,@LOCATION,@VCURRENTHASH,@VMODHASH,@BUILD_DATE,@BUILD_TIME,@BUILD_TIMESTAMP,
@OS,@CCOMPILER,@BACKEND,@PLATFORM
- Add
- Fix 'All stub element types should be created before index initialization is complete.' exception
- Many small fixes and improvements
2025.2.1
- Support for intellij platform 2025.2
- Fix default run configuration to use current working directory
2025.1.1
- Support for intellij platform 2025.1
- Remove pluginUntilBuild setting - plugin if compatible should be usable across new major version releases
- Fix 'Slow operations are prohibited on EDT' error after project opening
- Fix mismatch of indexes and psi after
v upcommand - Change Snake case implementation to covert all caps as single word
- Fix IndexOutOfBoundsException while typing
}at the end of the document - Change order of default value and attribute. Fixes #22
- Builtin functions will not show private members in code completion. Fixes #9
- Add WASM. prefix
- Remove restrictions for C., JS. completions
- Refactor RunConfiguration:
- Add validation
- Use relative paths to working directory
- Use
directoryas default run kind - Expand environment variables and pass to build and run/debug configuration
- Add macro support
2024.3.1
0.0.1-beta.6
- Support for IntelliJ Platform 2024.2
- Faster indexing (and smaller index) by filtering out test files from vlib
- Launch search for vlang installations in coroutine
- Support for static method syntax
- it will not be highlighted as an error
- no completions yet
Build system
- update Gradle to 8.9
- move to gradle intellij platform plugin version 2.0.1
0.0.1-beta.5
- Support for IntelliJ Platform 2024.1
- Support for new attribute syntax (like @[inline]). Old syntax is still supported.