Scala IDE 4.4-RC1 is out!
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Mar 9, 2016, 4:44:29 AM3/9/16
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We just released the first Release Candidate of Scala IDE 4.4!
This release can be consumed both from the regular update sites, and as a standalone Eclipse distribution.
Highlights:This release can be consumed both from the regular update sites, and as a standalone Eclipse distribution.
- Improved Refactoring Support
- Improved Debugger Stability
This release is mostly focused on improving the overall developer experience and as such fixes a lot of bugs instead of adding new features.
Read all the details in our release notes. This is a release candidate,
so please try it out and let us know if you find problems. If no
serious regressions or blockers are found, we will promote this release
as a final release.
The Scala IDE team
Scott Carey
Mar 9, 2016, 3:11:31 PM3/9/16
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So far this has been a nice update!
Adding an import via selecting one from the quick fix no longer removes empty lines.
Rename refactoring seems ok so far.
Organize imports is much better, but I still have an issue if there is an alias in there. In a file that has
import java.util.{SortedMap => JSMap }
Organize imports just drops the line entirely, making compilation break wherever JSMap is referenced.
Adding an import via selecting one from the quick fix no longer removes empty lines.
Rename refactoring seems ok so far.
Organize imports is much better, but I still have an issue if there is an alias in there. In a file that has
import java.util.{SortedMap => JSMap }
Organize imports just drops the line entirely, making compilation break wherever JSMap is referenced.
iulian dragos
Mar 9, 2016, 5:27:20 PM3/9/16
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Great progress! It's probably the first release with a focus on improving refactoring, and I want to congratulate the team (Simon, Wieslaw, Mathias, in no particular order) for pulling this off. Scala refactorings are notoriously hard to get right, and any step forward is a great win! I'm sure more will come!
cheers,
iulian
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Mirko Stocker
Mar 10, 2016, 3:45:59 AM3/10/16
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On Mittwoch, 9. März 2016 23:26:43 CET iulian dragos wrote:
> Great progress! It's probably the first release with a focus on improving
> refactoring, and I want to congratulate the team (Simon, Wieslaw, Mathias,
> in no particular order) for pulling this off.
Let me second that! Great work and thanks a lot for keeping scala-refactoring
> Great progress! It's probably the first release with a focus on improving
> refactoring, and I want to congratulate the team (Simon, Wieslaw, Mathias,
> in no particular order) for pulling this off.
alive.
Cheers
Mirko
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