The update also includes a revamped Detected Conflicts dialog, a new inlay hint for renaming refactoring, and improved support for third-party providers from the Terraform Registry. Other enhancements include support for Terraform's template language (tftpl), visual indicators for pending GitHub updates, and the unbundling of the AI Assistant, which is now available as a separate plugin. The Early Access Program will be closing soon, and users are encouraged to test out the new features and provide feedback.
Key takeaways:
- The 2024.1 Beta version of IntelliJ IDEA has been released, featuring significant updates and new features such as support for Java 22 functionalities, full line code completion, and improved workflow for logs.
- Improvements have been made to the user experience, including a revamped Detected Conflicts dialog for Java, and a new inlay hint for renaming refactoring.
- Enhancements have been made to support for Kotlin and Terraform, including the propagation of the official Kotlin code style on all projects, and the introduction of support for Terraform's template language (tftpl).
- IntelliJ IDEA 2024.1 no longer supports projects using Gradle versions older than 4.5, and the AI Assistant has been unbundled and is now available as a separate plugin.