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Spring Tool Language Service Feature Request - Create plugin for Intellij Community Edition

Open jammiben opened this issue 3 years ago • 5 comments

This is a request. Intellij has become the most popular Java IDE and there is a free open source community edition version. Could you please add support for Spring Tools via a plug-in to Intellij Community Edition? This is the same version of Intellij Google uses and supports for Android development. Someone has ported Spring Tools LS ( https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14279-spring-tools ) but the project may have become inactive. It would be great if there can be an officially supported version from the Spring team via an Intellij plug-in.

jammiben avatar Jun 19 '21 20:06 jammiben

IntelliJ comes with very comprehensive support for Spring in the Ultimate Edition. So the question here is whether this request is about:

  • getting some Spring support via a Spring Tools 4 plugin for IntelliJ for free (instead of using the Ultimate Edition)
  • or would you like to use some features of Spring Tools 4 in addition to the existing Spring support in the Ultimate Edition? And if so, which features are that specifically?

martinlippert avatar Aug 09 '21 12:08 martinlippert

I think is: getting some Spring support via a Spring Tools 4 plugin for IntelliJ for free (instead of using the Ultimate Edition)

In fact, there are many spring extensions in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, but it's difficult to keep active for most of them. So we hope this official extension can be integrated into IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.

xishian avatar Jul 06 '22 06:07 xishian

I think is: getting some Spring support via a Spring Tools 4 plugin for IntelliJ for free (instead of using the Ultimate Edition)

In fact, there are many spring extensions in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, but it's difficult to keep active for most of them. So we hope this official extension can be integrated into IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.

Totally agree. Each time IntelliJ IDEA release a major version, the old plugin will not work on it, that's disappointing.

mailbyms avatar Oct 13 '23 02:10 mailbyms

I think is: getting some Spring support via a Spring Tools 4 plugin for IntelliJ for free (instead of using the Ultimate Edition) In fact, there are many spring extensions in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, but it's difficult to keep active for most of them. So we hope this official extension can be integrated into IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.

Totally agree. Each time IntelliJ IDEA release a major version, the old plugin will not work on it, that's disappointing.

Which "old plugin" are you referring to?

martinlippert avatar Oct 13 '23 07:10 martinlippert

I think is: getting some Spring support via a Spring Tools 4 plugin for IntelliJ for free (instead of using the Ultimate Edition) In fact, there are many spring extensions in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, but it's difficult to keep active for most of them. So we hope this official extension can be integrated into IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.

Totally agree. Each time IntelliJ IDEA release a major version, the old plugin will not work on it, that's disappointing.

Which "old plugin" are you referring to?

“Spring Initializr and Assistant”, "Spring Assistant", etc, those plugins that initiate a spring boot project, similar like STS

mailbyms avatar Oct 19 '23 05:10 mailbyms