and... @VSCodeJava 1.46.0 is out! Bringing Java 25 support (Duh!), perf. improvements 🚀, but also new inlay hints for implicit (i.e. var) types, you can enable with this setting:
"java.inlayHints.variableTypes.enabled": true
And more! See details at:
github.com/redhat-developer/…
ALT Compact source files and instance main methods make Java simpler
ALT New inlay hints for implicit variable types
ALT Support fuzzy camel case search for workspace symbols.
ALT New "Java: Open Dashboard" command, to help troubleshoot issues
Pre-release builds of @VSCodeJava, are now available from @code. There will be at most 1 update per day.
Kudos to the @JavaAtMicrosoft team for making this happen.
BTW, our friends at @JavaAtMicrosoft released a new version of vscode-java-debug that supports inlining values in the editor while debugging.
Set "debug.inlineValues": true in your settings.json
After a summer ⛱️ hiatus, it's time to go back to work with vscode-java 0.66.0 (the best ever). Faster code action resolution, new resource filters to speed up builds, semantic highlighting by default, (hopefully) clearer requirements... learn more from github.com/redhat-developer/…
This is it! @VSCodeJava 0.65.0 is out and now requires a JDK 11 to run! It also brings cool new features, like:
- go to super implementation
- improved semantic highlighting
- refactoring documentation
- "introduce parameter" code action
and more... See github.com/redhat-developer/…
We released vscode-java 0.64.*, which brings back snappy 🚀 completion, and a way to open projects in "syntax" mode, so you can browse Java code, get javadoc, completion for JDK classes, without performing a full-blown project import behind the scenes. See github.com/redhat-developer/…
Ladies & gentlemen, vscode-java 0.62.0 dropped earlier today, and wow, this is the best release ever! Includes: package refactoring on folder rename, command to import new projects, new @Gradle
wrapper integrity check and more. Check github.com/redhat-developer/… for more details
It's been what, 2, 3 years since our last release? feels like it. So here's @VSCodeJava 0.61.0. With a heavy focus on semantic highlighting (still not perfect but getting better). Organizing imports now resolves favorite static imports. More deets here: github.com/redhat-developer/…
Today's free loot: vscode-java 0.60.0. Includes refactoring preview, type rename on file rename, wildcard imports preferences, experimental semantic highlighting support and a warning. Check out github.com/redhat-developer/… for more. As usual, @JavaAtMicrosoft contributions are 👍
Well, it's been a while, so how about a new vscode-java release? I give you 0.56.0, the best ever! With moar code actions, bug fixes and enhancements, learn more at github.com/redhat-developer/…
And because we really like you, we're making it free of charge so get the update already!
vscode-java 0.54.1 is out. T'was a little bit harder to release, but it's totally worth it. First, it fixes a potential security issue, then, parallel background processes are now displayed in a dedicated terminal view. Few more enhancements and fixes in github.com/redhat-developer/…
If you're on the OCD spectrum, you gotta do something about that number of stars not quite reaching 1000.
Come on, I know you feel that burning desire to click. Do it, you'll feel good: github.com/redhat-developer/…
Hey! Looks like we have another release already! vscode-java 0.50.0 brings support for Java 13 (Eclipse/Maven only for the moment), diagnostic tags, finer progress report on imports, moar code actions... See github.com/redhat-developer/…
Is this the best release ever or what?
Tadaaa!!! vscode-java 0.47.0, the release that'll make you a 1.1x engineer (ratio not guaranteed) is here! More awesome contributions from our friends at @Microsoft, to bring you `extract to field/constant/variable`, rename after method extraction and more github.com/redhat-developer/…
Finally, thanks to @kimwangit, you can now rename methods, variables, fields, directly after refactoring. Coming in the next release, in a couple weeks. If you can't wait, try the CI build directly from download.jboss.org/jbosstool…
Today we released vscode-java 0.44.0. It's, you guessed it, probably the best release ever. New getters/setters wizard, new symbols, better signature help (you need to enable it explicitly), better performance (hopefully). See github.com/redhat-developer/… for more details. @java FTW!
Try Ctrl+F5. Works as long as you have a Java launch configuration in your .vscode/launch.json (that is generated the first time you hit either run/debug code lens on a main method)
Here it is, vscode-java 0.42.0: the answer to ultimate question of Life, the Universe, Java 12, ambiguous imports, folding and everything in github.com/redhat-developer/…. Kudos to @yaohaizh and @kimwangit for helping making it the best release eveeeer.
It's Friday, and someone decided it was a good idea to perform the 0.41.0 release! Oh well...for your coding pleasure, please enjoy the new hashcode/equals source action, better standalone java file detection, less crashes and other small improvements: github.com/redhat-developer/…
With @code 1.32 and the Debugger for Java extension installed, you can automatically launch a browser when starting a server from the code lens of a main() method. Add a `serverReadyAction` pattern to your launch configuration.
See code.visualstudio.com/update…
So we just released vscode-java 0.40.0 to address an issue with the slow memory leak we thought we fixed last week. Oh and it should also consume less CPU cycles when idling now. For good measure, we've added a new `Override/Implement` source action. See github.com/redhat-developer/….
vscode-java 0.39.0 is out! On the menu today: fixed a file handle/memory leak on Windows, using vscode's default file encoding (UTF-8) to better render sources, automatic discovery of jars under lib/, for standalone java files. See github.com/redhat-developer/…
Best release eveeer!
vscode-java 0.38.0 is out. It's a fairly small release (github.com/redhat-developer/…), but its main item is the possibility to hide those pesky Eclipse files some people have complained about. So, make sure you get the update, give it a try and then thank @yaohaizh.