IntelliJ, etc. 2019 compatibility?

[jwiede]

Any chance we can get an update that supports most recent EAP 2019 versions?

Is it just a IML update, or is it more involved?

Thanks!

[nathansgreen]

I built from source and manually installed the plugin and it worked fine.

[jwiede]

Sorry, wasn't clear enough. The problem isn't building from source, the problem is you need to update the one stored in JetBrain's extension repository, because that one isn't same as "current".

[jwiede]

Also worth mentioning the 1.4 release no longer installs in recent PyCharm Pro 2019.3.1, says it isn't compatible. Will try building from scratch when I have time, but current situ kind of defeats the point of releases and/or offering on JetBrains repo.

Going in and updating "using" branch number of plugin fixes issue without requiring full rebuild.

[thomaspich]

It worked for me too while build it by myself

[marchellodev]

Hey @xmonader, any updates on this? :)

[xmonader]

Hello friends. I'm really sorry! I don't have the energy to maintain the plugin. I'll try over this weekend to create a new release

[liamjwang]

@xmonader Your plugin still works great on the latest IDEs, thanks for making this!

Have you considered adding maintainers to help keep the plugin up-to-date on the Jetbrains Marketplace if you don't have time?
Or, would you be okay with others publishing a fork of your plugin on Jetbrains Marketplace?

[xmonader]

Hi @liamjwang I'd love to have other maintainers than me for sure, if you are interested please let me know

[liamjwang]

@xmonader Sure, I'd be happy to help maintain the plugin.

It looks like the authors of the Key-Promoter-X plugin have a good solution for automating the release to Jetbrains Marketplace using GitHub actions and a PAT.
I'll look into this, as it seems like it could be helpful for this project.