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Recently, the first public beta version of IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2 has been released.
Let me briefly show you the main improvements of IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2.
major changes
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Enhance the remote development experience
The remote development feature splits the IDE into local and remote components, with the IDE itself installed as a backend service on the remote server for loading projects. At the same time the thin client (thin client) runs locally and provides a complete working UI. These two components connect via SSH and do the heavy lifting on the remote server, providing a smooth local experience. For more information about remote development, check out the JetBrains China blog.
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Support for Spring 6 and Spring Boot 3 features
IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2 fully supports the new features of Spring 6 and Spring Boot 3, including the new @AutoConfiguration and @ConfigurationProperties classes.
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Support changing font size globally with shortcut keys
The new version introduces a keyboard shortcut to change the font size of all editors. To enlarge the font, press ⌃⇧./Alt+Shift+.; to reduce the font, press ⌃⇧,/Alt+Shift+Comma.
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Support for enabling clickable URLs in JSON, YAML and .properties string values
JSON, YAML, and .properties files now have the ability to automatically insert web references within values starting with http:// and https://. Users can easily open these links with one click in a web browser, or generate a request from the Context Actions menu (Alt + Enter / Option + ⏎) in an HTTP client.
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Added experimental GraalVM native debugger for Java
IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2 supports debugging native GraalVM image binaries, you can attach a debugger to any GraalVM-based executable, or start an application with an attached debugger. It will automatically create corresponding run configurations for Maven/Gradle projects.
Note that this is an experimental feature and requires the development version and plugins of GraalVM to be installed.
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Improved support for bean validation annotations
IntelliJ IDEA 2022.2 now provides references and supports folding for message properties in Bean Validation annotations for Java and Kotlin.
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Support Groovy integrated query
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Upgrade the built-in Kubernetes and Docker versions
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The run current file function supports running and debugging a single file without a dedicated run configuration
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Support for importing trusted SSL certificates
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Improve HTTP client
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Switch from JBR11 to JBR17
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Improved code inspection and code completion for Java
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Enhanced IntelliJ IDEA configuration files
For detailed update instructions, check the official blog: https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2022/07/intellij-idea-2022-2-beta/
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