Released: Aug 5, 2025

2025.2 での更新項目

機能

• CLion Nova's improved formatter - This release has significantly reworked the C and C++ code formatter's functionality, the corresponding status bar widget, and the widget and settings UI. The main result of this improvement is that the relationship between the editor's indent size, the status bar widget's information, and the formatter settings is now consistent and clear. You can also configure alternative formatter options, such as ClangFormat, Indents Detection, or EditorConfig, directly from the widget, without having to do so via the settings.
• Faster remote development with CLion Nova - Improved the performance and responsiveness of CLion Nova when working remotely. The typing assistant now runs on the thin client instead of the server. This means that, in certain situations, you won't have to wait for the backend's response, and that your internet connection no longer affects the IDE's responsiveness. Features like auto-inserting the paired <>, [], or () brackets or smart indentation when the backspace key is pressed are now as fast as when working locally.
• Live watches in the debugger - The live watches feature allows you to monitor global variables in real time without stopping the program's execution. This is especially useful for developers of embedded systems who work with time-critical protocols, such as Bluetooth or Zigbee, or with physical processes that require uninterrupted operation, like electric motor control or real-time sensor sampling.
• ESP32 debug server - In addition to the generic, SEGGER J-Link, and STM32 debug servers, you can now use one specifically designed for ESP-IDF projects. It contains only the most basic and essential settings, and everything else is preconfigured to simplify the configuration process.
• CLion Nova
  • Fixes for issues involving missed compilation errors - Previously, CLion Nova would sometimes overlook possible compilation errors when analyzing your source code and not show the corresponding warnings in the editor. As a result, these errors appeared only in the terminal after the build was complete. Now, CLion Nova catches all the errors before you click Build, Run, or Debug.
  • Improved support for GoogleTest - This release has extended the capabilities of the GoogleTest integration in CLion Nova, so that now CLion Nova's GoogleTest features match those of CLion Classic. One of the essential features is the support for the TEST_P macro. It's useful for parameterized tests where you need to run the same test logic with different input values. Now, you can run a parameterized test by clicking the green Run button in the gutter next to a TEST_P function.
  • Updated project status widget - Improved the functionality and UI of the project status widget by making its warnings more prominent and more interactive.
  • Low-level exception suppression in the debugger - While debugging, you can now suppress low-level exceptions triggered by __debugbreak() or inline assembly with int3. This is especially useful when debugging complex game projects because it allows you to skip the game engine's low-level assertions that trigger manual breakpoints. This feature gives you more control over low-level exceptions and signals. You can choose when you want the debugger to stop and when it should continue debugging.