Almost after half a year, the Citric IntelliJ plugin comes back with a new release!. Comes with it a few new inspections for SQL actions in the @citrus_test Java and Groovy DSLs, and fine-tunings regarding the YAML DSL schema support.

Slowly but surely the next release of the Citric IntelliJ plugin is taking shape. It will bring a few inspections for @citrus_test SQL actions, like reporting the usage of mixed statement types in the same action, and potentially some improvements to the YAML DSL schema as well.

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WireMocha 1.0.39 has been published a few days ago. This is a smaller release containing updates for @wiremockorg 3.12.0 regarding Handlebars helpers and request matchers. You can check the release notes here:

To complete the plugin release cycle in terms of supporting IntelliJ 2025.1-EAP, now Citric v1.0.20 is also published. So, you can continue using it for @citrus_test with the latest IDE releases.

Continuing adding support for the 2025.1-EAP versions of JetBrains IDEs, Mockitools, Terra Support and Lucas are now also released. I'm working on Citric too but it will take a bit more time.

As the 2025.1 release of JetBrains IDEs is coming soon, I have started to update my set of plugins to support the EAP versions. JBehave Support and Gherkin Overview are already published on the @MarketplaceFeed , and you can expect the rest in the coming week.

This year's first plugin release is WireMocha 1.0.38. It comes with support for IntelliJ 2025.1-EAP, a few bugfixes and many optimizations under the hood regarding the @wiremockorg Admin API tool window. You can check out the full release notes at

Citric v1.0.19 is published:. - Support for some new stuff in @citrus_test 4.4.0.- improvements in the YAML DSL support and container code folding.- adds support for validation matchers not covered before.- and more. Release notes:

I wish a happy, peaceful and successful new year to everyone!. To start off 2025, I've published a bugfix release for JBehave Support. There is also a bigger release in the works for Citric, in part adding support for changes in @citrus_test v4.4.0.

JBehave Support 1.67.2 and 1.67.3 are out!. One improves the step matching for empty step def parameter values, the other handles exceptions during analyzing Kotlin classes if they contain step definition functions.

The last WireMocha release of the year is now avalable with support for the new Handlebars helpers in @wiremockorg 3.10.0, and various other optimizations. Full changelog: I wish everyone a Merry Christmas!🎄.

A friend of mine said today that in @intellijidea this song would have been Alt+Enter times n. :D. Still, the song is awesome.

Yesterday, as I was digging in the gradle properties of one of my plugins, I felt the sudden need to make this.

Since the end of the year is closing in, I have one more Citric release in the queue (1.0.19: , and maybe one more for WireMocha too (1.0.37: . If you have feature suggestions for them, feel free to raise them in the linked repos.

A few plugin updates from the last two days:. - Mockitools 1.4.1 adds code optimizations.- Lucas 0.4.1 temporarily removes the 'Create index' menu option.- Just Kitting 1.2.0 adds icon display in the gutter of 'toolWindow@icon' extension attributes, and some other small goodies.

Earlier this week I've had the opportunity to have a longer discussion with @leeturner from the @wiremockorg team, which was a great experience. Most bugfixes and enhancements in WireMocha v1.0.36 released today are the result of that discussion and the preparation for that.

v1.0.18 of Citric has been published!. Among other minor improvements, it comes with support for various SQL actions in the form of language injections, SELECT statement column completions, and Spring bean completions in all Citrus DSLs. Full changelog:

WireMocha v1.0.35 is now out!. It improves support for workspaces, and now more accurate HTTP Client requests are generated for @wiremockorg Admin API endpoint calls in Java, thanks to the improved variable/field resolution. It also features two bugfixes of false positives.

This might be interesting to some Python folks:.