Released: Apr 9, 2024

2024.1 での更新項目

機能

Key Updates

• CMake update - With this release, you now get enhanced writing assistance for CMake targets for even easier script editing. CLion now suggests live templates to create new targets, as well as code completion, navigation, and Find Usages for target names.
• Debugging enhancements - Improved CLion's integration with debugger backends. With this latest release, it's now possible to debug multi-process targets in CLion. GDB users will now benefit from bundled support for the latest GDB 14.1 version. A new option has also been added to boost GDB indexing, as well as boosting debugging performance.
• Meson support - Improved CLion's Meson support. This release comes with a Meson tool window with many useful commands, custom settings for Meson, and the option to create new Meson projects from the New Project wizard in CLion.
• Improvements for VCS - VCS support in CLion and other JetBrains IDEs has been updated significantly with the enhanced diff viewer, improved branch search functionality, a streamlined code review workflow, and many other useful improvements throughout the whole subsystem.

CMake

• Live templates - New live templates have been added that automatically create add_executable (type exe) and add_library (type lib) CMake commands for you.
• Target name completion - CLion now completes target names in CMake commands. This makes it easier for you to link files to the targets and perform other target-related operations.
• Navigation to target definitions - CLion now lets you navigate to the corresponding add_library or add_executable commands from the target usage in just one click.
• Find Usages for targets - Rely on Find Usages (Alt+F7) to list all usages of the target in your project. The items in the tool window will be sorted into usages and target definitions.
• Minimum required version - When CMake fails to load because you don't have the minimum required version of CMake enabled, CLion suggests a fix in the CMake tool window.
• CMake preset loading - You can now configure which CMake preset types to import into CLion.
• CLion now bundles CMake v3.28.

Meson

• Meson tool window - Since v2023.3, CLion has included support for the Meson project model. It now comes with a Meson tool window. There, you can find the list of build targets and useful commands like clean, install, test, and more.
• New Meson projects - The New Project wizard in CLion now comes with an option to help streamline the process.
• Meson settings - If you need to specify the custom path to the Meson executable, you can now do so in CLion's Meson settings. You can also use the Setup options field to provide any additional Meson commands.

Debugger

• Debugging forked processes - It is now possible to debug multi-process targets. This latest release lets you update the follow and detach policies from the context menu. This works on Linux (with LLDB and GDB) and for remote toolchains (WSL, remote, and Docker).
• Other debugger improvements
  • CLion now bundles GDB 14.1. The presentation of the standard types that were initially broken with this version in CLion has now been fixed.
  • If you experience performance issues with GDB, try out a new setting. This works on Linux machines for executables launched from the IDE. When it is enabled, CLion prepares indexes for GDB before the debug session starts.

Device tree

• Improved the code analysis in device tree files and synchronized CMake with the Zephyr settings by default.
• Property type checks - To validate node properties with binding, there are new checks for invalid property types and required or undeclared properties.
• Duplicate elements - A Duplicate element inspection now detects duplicate elements inside the device tree nodes. This could either be two or more properties with the same name or two or more nodes.
• Enum value checks - When an enumeration type is used, CLion now validates the values for such properties and reports the not-permitted values.
• Code completion - To help you write device tree files, code completion has been added for the root node.

New terminal [Beta]

• The new terminal (Beta) is now available. You can switch between the old and new terminal in Settings/Preferences | Tools | Terminal | Enable New Terminal.
• The feature set has been expanded, the visual appearance improved, and it has been aligned with the IDE's refreshed look and feel.
  • Each command is now placed in the terminal as a distinct block. They are separated visually so that you can easily detect the start and end of each one. Easily navigate between blocks using the arrow keys or switch the focus between the prompt and output with keyboard shortcuts.
  • Code completion with documentation for commands, paths, arguments, options, and more will help you launch your required tasks more quickly.
  • The command history is also available in the new Terminal tool window.
  • The color scheme used in the Terminal tool window has been updated to increase readability.
  • It supports only Bash, Zsh, and PowerShell, with other shells in development.

Version Control

• This release brings updates to VCS support in CLion, including:
  • In-editor code reviews for GitLab and GitHub repos.
  • CI status checks in the Git tool window.
  • Prevention of large file commits to repositories.
  • New Stash tab in the Commit tool window.
  • Option to exclude folders and files from comparisons.

IDE UI update

• Sticky lines while scrolling - Navigating through new codebases and large files can be tricky. To help you with that, the editor now has sticky lines while scrolling. This feature keeps key structural elements, like the beginnings of classes or functions, pinned to the top of the editor as you scroll. This way, scopes are always in view, and you can promptly navigate through the code by clicking on one such line.
• Scale down the entire IDE - Previously, CLion introduced the ability to zoom in and out of the entire IDE, adjusting the size of all UI elements simultaneously. However, the initial scaling range was limited to between 100% and 200%. Now a new option has been incorporated allowing users to scale down the IDE to 90%, 80%, or 70%, offering an extended range of customization options.
• Other enhancements
  • The input stream redirection option, which was present only for the CMake Application run configuration, is now also available in C/C++ File run configurations.
  • The Assembly view has been updated to improve presentation and UX:
    • The Assembly view for ARM targets is now shown correctly.
    • Assembly view settings are now applied immediately, with no need to manually click the Refresh button.
    • When you edit a file for which the Assembly view is opened, a hint is now shown to the user suggesting they refresh the preview.