If you use Guava, the IDE will offer replacing FluentIterable, Function, Optional and Predicate to the corresponding Java 8 APIs.

New inspections added to ensure the code using, lambda expressions and functional interfaces is safe. Inline Method and Change Signature now transform related method references in the project to lambda expressions. This change has solved many issues reported by our users.Īs with WAR artifacts, the IDE is now able to automatically configure EAR artifacts found in the build script. The project model of the IDE is now aligned with that of Gradle: each source set of a Gradle project is now a separate module in the IDE – and may have its own dependencies. The code editor supports right-to-left languages (Arabic, Hebrew). The Add unambiguous imports on the fly option now works for static methods and constants. Static methods and constants are now auto-imported in the same way as classes – with a single press of Alt + Enter. The code editor introduces a new action to re-order method arguments, array elements and tag attributes: Move Element Right / Left (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+Arrows or Alt+Cmd+Shift+Arrows for OS X). Merging and comparing revisions just got easier with the added by-word difference highlighting. Checkout with Rebase is faster than performing the two actions separately. The Branches menu offers two new actions: Checkout with Rebase and Rename. The IDE now supports git worktrees introduced in Git 2.5 to simplify working with multiple revisions of a single repository. If the IDE notices that the source code is different from that being executed, it warns you to help prevent time waste or errors. Now you can change this behavior to only resume the current thread. Previously Resume used to resume all suspended threads. If the current thread is blocked by another suspended thread, the IDE will suggest resuming it.

This may be convenient due to the compactness of Groovy, especially when working with collections. Read this post to learn about the major improvements.Įvaluate Expression and Watches now accept Groovy expressions when debugging Java code. Download the new version today and try all the new features for yourself. We hope you’ll be surprised to find out how much we’ve managed to accomplish in four months. Today, we’re excited to introduce IntelliJ IDEA 2016.1, the first update in the series of releases planned for 2016.

Intellij idea ultimate 2016.1.2