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Changelog

[Unreleased]

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Deprecated

Removed

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Security

[0.5.4]

Added

Changed

Deprecated

Removed

Fixed

Security

[0.5.4]

Added

  • Added compatibility for 2022.1 (build 221.*)

Changed

  • Multiple dependency updates

Fixed

[0.5.3]

Added

  • Automatically set the language level to match the language level set within the IntelliJ IDEA project

Changed

  • Bumped pluginUntilBuild to allow for 2021.3 (redo)

Fixed

  • Fixed release / changelog update action

[0.5.2]

Changed

  • Bumped pluginUntilBuild to allow for 2021.3
  • Upgraded to using JavaParser v3.24.0
  • Update the project with recent template project changes (workflow tweaks, added qodana, keeping detekt (for now))
  • Multiple other dependency updates

[0.5.1]

Changed

  • Builds now require JDK11 minimum, per IntelliJ Plugin requirement
  • Upgraded to using JavaParser v3.23.0
  • Multiple other dependency updates

[0.5.0]

Added

  • Detection of the IntelliJ's project language level, and default to that within the AST Inspector

Changed

  • Upgraded to using JavaParser v3.22.1
  • Upgraded multiple dependencies
  • Made the plugin dumbAware, enabling it to be used while the project is being indexed
  • The exporters now use the system's newline, rather than \n

Fixed

  • Exporters now respect the include new line configuration option

[0.4.5]

Changed

  • Upgraded to using JavaParser v3.20.2
  • Upgraded many other dependencies too
  • Upgraded compatibility with recent intellij builds

[0.4.4]

Changed

  • Upgraded to using JavaParser v3.16.2
  • Upgraded multiple dependencies
  • Upgraded compatibility with recent intellij builds
  • Switched to kotlin DSL for builds

[0.4.3]

Changed

  • Upgraded to using JavaParser v3.15.21

[0.4.2]

Added

  • Initial submitted release of the plugin to the Jetbrains plugin repo, using JavaParser v3.15.18
  • Parsing via the plugin UI is feature complete, with analysis/generation/symbol resolution to come in future versions.
  • Key highlights:
    • Display of the AST produced, which can be explored (clicking on an item in the AST will highlight the relevant section of source code)
    • Display of the parsed tokens
    • Exporting of alternative representations of the AST (including as YAML, DOT, XML, Cypher, and others)
    • Being able to view a log of parse attempts (including any errors, and the configuration used in the parse)