It’s now possible to evenly distribute the working space and split it into tabs of the same width.

These settings have also been updated and given a new configuration UI. The metrics are all enabled by default now and can be modified in Inlay Hints Settings. The list of displayed metrics now includes inheritors, usages, code authors, and related problems.

We’ve implemented improved Code Vision inlay hints that provide you with instant insights about your code right in the editor.

We reworked the New Project wizard interface to streamline creating new projects for both newcomers and experienced users.

The Event Log instance was replaced with a new Notifications tool window to more clearly highlight important and helpful notifications.

The newly introduced Dependency Analyzer provides information about all Maven and Gradle dependencies used in your project and ensures enhanced dependency management, instant conflict resolution, and easy build configurations correction.

Read the blog post to learn more about the highlights of this release. Also, you can update to it via the free Toolbox App or using snaps for Ubuntu.

You can download the new version from our website or update it directly from the IDE. We’ve upgraded Code Vision inlay hints with Code Author hints and enabled them all by default to provide you with instant insights about your code right in the editor. We’ve also added support for the new features in Java 18 and significantly improved the IDE’s performance with Kotlin. The updated New Project wizard makes it easier to launch new projects of any scale and complexity. The Notifications tool window offers a whole new way to receive and store notifications from the IDE. This version introduces the Dependency Analyzer that facilitates dependency management and conflict resolution. It offers multiple enhancements and lots of new features to improve your experience with the IDE. IntelliJ IDEA 2022.1, our first major release of the year, is now available.

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