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@PHPirates PHPirates released this 02 Jan 10:39
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Beta 0.7.2

Welcome to TeXiFy IDEA 0.7.2, which introduces LaTeX SDKs to IntelliJ, adds support for using an out/ directory when using pdflatex with bibtex on TeX Live, and much more.

Additions

  • Add support for pythontex. (#1656)
  • Add back support for algorithm2e formatting. (#1661)
  • Add fake section magic comments. (#1662)
  • Add support for custom LaTeX SDKs in IntelliJ. (#1629, #1689)
  • Add rename element for commands. (#1689)
  • Add support for language injection on commands, and automatically inject Lua. (#1699)
  • Add support for using the out/ directory when using pdflatex and bibtex with TeX Live. (#1697)
  • Add live templates for \enquote and \footcite. (#1701)

Changes

  • Improve efficiency of fileset cache. (#1622)
  • Inspection which checks that \if commands are closed is now a warning. (#1628)
  • Support (almost) any non-letter char as inline verbatim delimiters. (#1645)
  • Move PDF viewer setting to the run configuration. (#1649)
  • Don't focus Okular after compilation. (#1655)
  • Don't override icons from the Material design plugins. (#1669)
  • Improve table formatting for very wide tables. (#1672)

Bug fixes

  • Fix formatting indentation inside parameters. (#1627)
  • Fix negative offset in LatexUnresolvedReferenceInspection. (#1637)
  • Fix file extension incorrectly added when renaming. (#1669)
  • Avoid adding items to non-existing menus in MPS. (#1669)
  • Fix false positive for escaping math operators when in \text. (#1679)
  • Improve smart quote substitution for csquotes. (#1685)
  • Fix freeze when WSL bash asks for user input. (#1681)
  • Only create subdirs in output dir for non-MiKTeX installations. (#1681)
  • \part is not a sectioning command when exam class is used. (#1681)
  • Support multiple middle pseudocode blocks. (#1689)
  • Fix bibtex documentation popup in autocompletion. (#1695)
  • Other small fixes and improvements. (#1651, #1652)

Thanks to Felix Berlakovich (@fberlakovich) and Stefan Lobbenmeier for contributing to this release.