* fix(fonts): prefer installed JetBrains Mono/Inter over bundled variable webfonts
When the user has JetBrains Mono or Inter installed, the system outline
fonts carry TrueType hinting bytecode that the bundled fontsource variable
webfonts lack, so the installed face renders crisper at editor sizes and
matches IntelliJ IDEA. Keep the variable faces as fallbacks so machines
without a system install keep rendering (#26).
Fixes#2305
* test(e2e): expect installed Inter before bundled Inter Variable (#2305)
* test(e2e): match computed-style serialization in the Inter font assertion (#2305)
* chore: trigger CI (no runs created for 950cb4b4)
Attach adds a trusted folder to the current project without reopening it or moving its root. Attachments live in the primary project's private .openidea/workspace.json, and detaching the last one restores a plain project.
ProjectInfo.name stays the primary project's name; displayName supplies window titles, project tabs and Recent Projects. Attach is no longer a remembered opening policy, and File > Attach Project is available when the policy is not Ask. Attached folders must be trusted, and Restricted Mode names any attached folder that blocks trust. Explicit workspaces keep their behaviour and still cannot be created in or inside a linked project.
The database tree lists routines in one `routines` folder. A Separate Procedures and Functions option in the Database tool window's menu (off by default, remembered across sessions) lists `procedures` and `functions` folders instead, each holding only routines of that kind, with the same overload-aware keys and object filter. Expanded folders carry over when the option is switched either way.
Co-authored-by: boenkkk <[email protected]>
The vue run-configuration kind never shipped upstream — detection is gone
and no type registers it. Its KIND_CATEGORIES row (and the test table row)
are dead data; the plugin-era dev-server story is covered by plain npm
configurations with stable ids.
The editor area focuses its own [data-editor-focus] host when a table tab
opens; dbTableEditorFocus only set when focus landed inside
[data-db-table-editor], so Go to Column / Submit / Revert stayed disabled
until a cell was clicked. Treat host focus that wraps a table editor as
table-editor focus too.
* feat(java): share JDT LS across builds in a project window
* fix(java): wait for JDT restart before launch requests
* fix(host): give relay final replies ten seconds of EOF grace
relay::tests::final_responses_keep_flowing_after_input_eof flakes on
Windows CI: the target writes one byte per second for seven seconds
after input EOF, but the relay only waits five idle seconds, so a
slow first byte makes the relay return with nothing received.
Raise EOF_GRACE to ten seconds and update the companion test's
server wait and elapsed bound to match.
Refs #2272 (Windows CI failure)
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Co-authored-by: arookieofc <[email protected]>
On Windows and Linux several places still named macOS's Finder: the recent-project row menu (Show in Finder), Settings › Version Control › Confirmation › When patch is created, the question after a patch is saved, and the reveal error. The wording was an English literal at each call site, one place sniffed the user agent, and the catalogs only had Finder's text. Shared helpers in src/platform/fileManager.ts now name Finder / Explorer / Files from the platform info, and the project view's Reveal action, the editor tab menu, the project tree menu, the welcome page and the patch flow use them, with whole-sentence catalog entries so each locale can translate them.
Co-authored-by: emanyzwww <[email protected]>
A session restore that lands after tabs were already opened (a file launched into LightEdit while the window was still restoring, or a file opened from the CLI into a project window during startup) appended every restored tab to the current pane: saved splits collapsed into one pane, restored pinned tabs landed after unpinned ones, a pane could hold several preview tabs, and the tab limit was skipped. The restore now starts from the saved state and reopens the live tabs into it through the normal tab rules (pin order, one preview per pane, tab limit without evicting the live tabs), keeping their slots and line/column targets; the launched tab ends up active and focused in the saved active pane. An empty window still takes the saved layout as is.
Refs #2229
* fix(java): list JDT .classpath libraries and the JDK for manifest-less projects (#2300)
External Libraries was empty for a pure-Java project (only .classpath /
.idea/libraries, no pom.xml or build.gradle):
- jdk_groups returned early without a build manifest, so even a
configured JDK never appeared. It now also treats .classpath, .project,
.idea, a configured JDK and declared source roots as Java markers.
- The JDT model was never a source of libraries. classpath_groups parses
each module's .classpath kind="lib" entries (sourcepath preferred when
it exists) into a per-module group, discovered through the same module
scan the other ecosystems use.
Adds quick-xml to ide-sdk (already used by ide-run / ide-host) and the
.classpath file to the External Libraries refresh triggers.
* chore: regenerate bindings for classpath library kind
* feat(run): show .NET test results and rerun failed methods
* feat(dotnet): add workspace, NuGet and editor test workflows
* fix(dotnet): discard cancelled queries and scan test targets linearly
Dependencies declared in a script pulled in with `apply from:` never reached External Libraries, and `"g🅰️${v}"` versions were dropped because statement splitting at `{` cut them in half. The scan now follows `apply from` recursively (Groovy and Kotlin DSL; `$rootDir`, `$projectDir`, `rootProject.projectDir`; relative paths from the project directory, then beside the applying script; URLs and missing files skipped; cycles and aliases cut by canonical path, bounded at 256 scripts and 32 levels). It fills `ext`/`extra` values (`ext.x`, `ext { }`, `ext["x"]`, `extra["x"]`, `val x by extra(...)`) into `${...}` versions with gradle.properties taking precedence, and counts applied scripts as build inputs, so editing one invalidates the cached model and refreshes the Build tool window and External Libraries.
Co-authored-by: zmh69695328 <[email protected]>
The diff viewer never soft-wrapped, so a long changed line ran off the right edge. Diff panes now follow Settings › Editor › General › Soft-wrap files for the file, and the viewer's settings menu has a Use Soft Wraps checkbox that overrides it for all diffs and is remembered with the other viewer options. View › Active Editor › Soft-Wrap (editor.toggleSoftWrap) also toggles it when a diff pane has focus. Toggling reconfigures both panes in place, keeping the selection and the scroll position, including aligned split diffs.
Closes#2263
Co-authored-by: atlas-u <[email protected]>
reid() made cached Mermaid diagrams' ids unique by suffixing every id, but only rewrote references followed by `"` or `)`. The root svg id changed while the selectors in the SVG's own <style> (`#id{`, `#id .cluster rect`, `#id>`…) did not, so none of Mermaid's rules matched and clusters, nodes and edges rendered solid black; the suffix also broke selectors that match marker ids by suffix. Ids now get a per-application prefix, rewritten consistently in id, href/xlink:href, aria-labelledby/describedby, url(#…) in presentation attributes (quoted or not) and the ID selectors of <style> rules, leaving declarations (hex colours), labels and unknown references untouched; an id that is a prefix of another (`-1` vs `-10`) stays distinct.
Co-authored-by: dengliu <[email protected]>
codemirror-vim matches special keys only in their exact canonical spelling, so rc mappings written for Vim/IdeaVim such as `inoremap jk <esc>` never fired. The rc parser now canonicalizes `<...>` key names on both sides of a mapping: any case and the usual aliases (Esc, CR/Enter/Return, BS, Del, Ins, Space, Tab, Bar, Bslash, arrows, Home/End, PageUp/PageDown, F1-F12), modifier prefixes in any case and order (C-/S-/A-/M-, D- as Command), `<lt>` kept literal on the right-hand side, Ex mappings ending in <Enter>/<Return>, and leader values containing `$&`. Unknown tokens are left untouched.
Closes#2281
Co-authored-by: ppxb <[email protected]>
The inspection widget and the Review Mode group float in `.cm-editor`,
outside `.cm-scroller`: they neither scroll with the text nor count in
`scrollWidth`, so at full horizontal scroll the last characters of a line
landed under them.
Reserve the corner's measured width in the lines' right padding, next to
the room the fixed padding already keeps for the overview lane.
Co-authored-by: yhqian <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Claude Code <[email protected]>
* perf(java): count usage lenses in the project sources only
Usage lenses asked JDT LS for a full references search per declaration,
which also scans every dependency jar and the JDK. In a library class such
as java.lang.String that kept JDT LS busy for tens of seconds per pass,
and failed counts were asked again on every scroll.
- Scoped Java searches without libraries pass the "sources" scope.
- Lenses count declarations near the viewport (10 lines instead of 60).
- Incomplete counts are remembered per document version and asked again
once the server settles, instead of on every pass.
* perf(java): turn off the language server's own reference lenses
JDT LS shows a references lens above each declaration by default and the
editor resolved them all at once, a references search per declaration on
every open and edit. The editor's usage lenses already count usages.
* style(editor): keep the usage lens's unrelated lines as they were
Console search exists (⌘F, the magnifier in a Run tab's toolbar), but a console without a
toolbar of its own — a stack-trace tab, say — offered no visible way in: the shortcut only
worked once the output had focus, and nothing said so.
Every uncontrolled ConsoleView now shows a small Find button over the output's top-right
corner, opening the same find bar (query, match count, Enter/Shift+Enter, case and regex
options). Consoles whose find bar a toolbar drives keep exactly one entry: the toolbar's.
How it was verified:
- pnpm vitest run src/features/run/findBar.test.tsx: 9 passed, including a new test that
the button opens the find bar and focuses its input.
- pnpm typecheck.
xterm's DOM renderer rebuilds every dirty row with replaceChildren even when
the new spans are identical. Full-screen TUIs (Grok, Claude Code) redraw the
whole screen on each spinner tick, so WebKitGTK restyles, lays out and paints
all rows several times a second and keystrokes queue behind it.
Install a row cache on xterm 6's DomRenderer: rows are still built, but a row
whose markup matches what is already shown is left in place. clear() and link
underlines rebuild rows outside renderRows, so they reset the cache. The
install is a no-op when xterm's renderer no longer has the expected shape.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Following the end snapped back any scroll away from it that didn't follow a
wheel, touch, key or pointer press. A scroll without one, like dragging the
scrollbar thumb where no pointer event reaches the page or a programmatic
jump, was undone. The offset WebKit moves back on its own comes with a change
of the content height while rows lay out; only such a scroll keeps following
now, any other leaves the end.
Switching between file tabs destroyed the hidden tab's CodeMirror view and
built a new one on return: every switch re-ran the view's plugins, re-measured
the height map (the scrollbar jumped) and re-requested inlay hints, usages and
diagnostics, which popped in and shifted the text up to a second later.
The eight most recently hidden views are now kept detached and re-attached on
return, with their decorations, height map and plugin state. Edits while hidden
go to the kept view; plugins that skip work while their view is detached catch
up when it is shown again (`viewShown`).
Switching also forces fewer layouts: the Switcher no longer gives focus back to
the editor left behind when it opens another tab, the tab strip only measures
the active tab when it isn't known to be in view, and focus moving between
editors no longer drops the old editor's DOM caret.
The tabs perf scenario counts views rebuilt when switching back (budget 0).
A Surefire/Failsafe fork started with suspend=y never reaches the console
with its "Listening for transport" line: surefire buffers the fork's
output until the tests run, and the tests wait for the debugger. The IDE
found no port, never attached, and Stop left an orphan debug session.
Pick a free port up front (new debug_free_port IPC), pass it to the
-Dmaven.surefire.debug/-Dmaven.failsafe.debug agent as
address=127.0.0.1:<port>, and attach right away — java-debug retries the
connect while the fork starts, so no output line is needed. A duplicated
line that does arrive later is deduplicated by port.
Only user scrolling (wheel, touch, keys, the scrollbar, Find) leaves the end of an agent conversation; offsets WebKit moves back on its own while rows lay out no longer stop it following and painting its history.
The Switcher popup unmounts synchronously and gives focus back, then the selection opens in the same task, so closing and switching paint in one frame instead of two.
Adds the agentTabs perf scenario: two 2,100-entry agent conversations switched with Ctrl+Tab and scrolled, with budgets on DOM size, rows skipping rendering off screen, switch latency, scroll jumps and frame pacing.
.editBody had a min-height but no cap, so a tall form grew it past the
viewport and the dialog body scrolled both panes together. Cap it below
the dialog's own body bound and let each pane's overflow take over.
Folded conversation sections render their content only when opened (or while Find in Conversation is open), and off-screen rows skip rendering once laid out, so showing a kept-alive agent tab no longer restyles the whole history.
A paged Git log only carries each commit's summary line; the Edit Commit
Message dialog therefore opened with the body missing, and OK rewrote the
commit to the subject alone.
Load the full message through loadLogDetails when the commit's
messageTruncated flag is set, the same path Copy Commit Message already
uses, so the dialog edits subject and body together.
Fixes#2238
New agent tasks defaulted to Bypass whenever the provider offered it, whatever the user had chosen. A task now starts with the settings shown in the composer: the provider's reported mode, or Ask for Cursor. An explicit choice is kept, including Bypass, and running tasks keep their own mode. Cached provider settings could hold a Bypass written automatically with no record of its source, so a cached bypass is dropped on load, read and save while the option stays offered.
Fixes#740
The Vue editor mode (`@codemirror/lang-vue` over the stock HTML base)
parses every `<style>` block as plain CSS, so SCSS — nested rules,
$-variables, and so on — rendered uncoloured or mis-highlighted.
Register a Vue mode of our own (overriding the language-data entry) that
gives the HTML base a nested Sass grammar for `<style>` whose `lang`
is `scss` or `sass`; blocks without a dialect keep CSS.
Plugin API 1.4: grants for unencrypted HTTP, local sockets, IDE commands and owned database sources; window status items, output channels, content tabs, editor selections, decorations, search, Problems and VCS reads; runs, keyed terminals with exit events, plugin run targets, dynamic run configurations and test parsers; language features, injections, snippets and menu locations; plugin MCP tools on the built-in server; four official API examples. Released 1.3 plugins keep working.
Choosing an agent model took two popovers, and the list cut a name on one row while showing it in full on another. The chip's popover now shows the effort slider above a searchable model list. Names with a description keep their full width, and the description is cut instead. The list is extracted from `Select` as `SelectListbox`; `Select` keeps its previews across popup open and close.
Co-authored-by: panda-student <[email protected]>
The main toolbar and status bar could not be hidden, Tool Window Bars was a Settings row only, and widgets could be switched only from the status bar's context menu. View > Appearance now has Toolbar, Tool Window Bars, Status Bar and Status Bar Widgets, with check marks in the macOS and in-app menus, plus Settings toggles. Both new settings default to shown. With the toolbar hidden, the window keeps a compact header with the title, which Distraction Free now shares.
Controls stay reachable with a bar hidden: the Git branches popup and background tasks have their own hosts, and background tasks has an action.
Co-authored-by: lleviathe <[email protected]>
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