cloud-code-intellij

Updates

• Cloud Code no longer supports Cloud Debugger. See more details here.
• Cloud Code no longer supports IDEs version 2022.1. Earliest supported version is now 2022.2.

Note: Starting with the next release, support for Cloud Debugger will be removed (Cloud Debugger is deprecated and will be shutdown May 31, 2023). See more details here.

Note: This is the last release supporting IDEs version 2022.1. Next releases will support versions 2022.2 and higher.

Notices

• We recommend using Google Cloud Code with IDE’s New UI (read more). This reduces visual clutter and gives you better control on Code Code features you want to use as we continue adding more tool windows for GCP functionality.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a possible exception when checking out code for Google Cloud Source Repositories.
• Fixed a NPE when selecting destination for App Engine app.yaml file in IntelliJ 2023.1

New Features

• Google Cloud Dataflow integration: Ready to use PubSub to BigQuery streaming pipeline sample using Dataflow in Java. Use File -> New -> Project… -> Cloud Code: Dataflow to create a sample and follow readme steps to spin up the infrastructure and iterate on a working Dataflow example.
  Updates

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a possible exception when checking out code for Google Source Repositories.

New Features

• Cloud Code Plugin is now verifiable

Updates

• Removal of Cloud Run for Anthos powered by KNative functionality: Functionality enabling viewing and deploying to Cloud Run for Anthos clusters powered by KNative has been removed in Cloud Code. No changes are being made to non-Anthos Cloud Run functionality. For more information on how to deploy the latest version of Cloud Run for Anthos, which uses Anthos fleets and Anthos Service Mesh, visit the deployment instructions.
• Managed kubectl version updated to 1.23.14 (matching GKE stable channel).
• Cloud Code plugin name is now Google Cloud Code

Bug Fixes

• Fixed IDE error caused by adding a GKE cluster

Note: Deployment support for Cloud Run for Anthos powered by KNative will be removed in the next release (details here).
Note: Starting with the current release, Cloud Code supports versions 2022.1 and up. See our version support policy for more details.

New Features

• Google Cloud SQL You can now view the list of your Google Cloud SQL database instances using Cloud Code, connect to them locally, and manage your databases using built-in IDE databases functionality.
  • View the list of your Google Cloud SQL database instances in the new tool window.
    
  • Cloud Code allows you to connect to your instances locally with Cloud SQL Auth proxy - it will install the proxy and launch it, and provide you with the local port number where Cloud SQL database instance is available.
  • If you are running DataGrip/IntelliJ Ultimate or other premium Jetbrains IDE, Cloud Code integrates with their rich database functionality and automatically creates a compatible local data source configuration, so that you can view and manage your database without ever leaving your IDE.

New Features

• Google Cloud SQL. You can now view the list of your Google Cloud SQL database instances using Cloud Code, connect to them, and manage your databases using built-in IDE databases functionality.

  • View the list of your Google Cloud SQL database instances in the new tool window.
    

  • Cloud Code allows you to connect to your instances locally with Cloud SQL Auth proxy - it will install the proxy and launch it, and provide you with the local port number where Cloud SQL database instance is available.

  • If you are running DataGrip/IntelliJ Ultimate or other premium Jetbrains IDE, Cloud Code integrates with their rich database functionality and automatically creates a local data source configuration, so that you can view and manage your database without ever leaving your IDE.

• Fixed invalid warning on SDK version from GCE SSH troubleshooting action.
• Editing support for the latest Skaffold schema versions.

• Fixed exceptions in 2022.3 from incorrect invocations outside of the EDT for the Kubernetes Explorer and Kubernetes development sessions.
• Fixed Kubernetes deploy failures caused by hard coded Kubernetes labels.
• Fixed CloudCodeCliProcessOnEdtException from Kubectl diff action.

• Fixes a performance issue where Cloud Code may hang on startup for larger projects.

• Cloud Code now supports Skaffold 2.0. This includes both bundling of Skaffold 2.0 and fixes in Cloud Code to work with Skaffold's latest major release.
• Cloud Code now works with the latest JetBrains 2022.3 EAP.
• Miscellaneous performance improvements and fixes.

Bug Fixes and Enhancements

• Kubernetes Explorer actions (stream and tail logs, describe, and get terminal) now use system terminal
• Miscellaneous bug fixes

New Features

• Streamlined Deployed Resources View for Kubernetes. Cloud Code now has a new “Deployed Resources” view as part of the Kubernetes deployment UI, more clearly exposing the deployed resources for better visibility of what is deployed during the development session.

Bug Fixes

Cloud Code now keeps the history for all search fields such as search for APIs, code snippets, and secrets

Note: This is the final release that contains Cloud Code updates for IntelliJ version 2021.2. Starting next release Cloud Code will support versions 2021.3 and above. See our version support policy for more details.

New Features

• Google Compute Engine Integration. Cloud Code now has Compute Engine (GCE) support right in your IDE!
  • Browse your GCE VMs from the Compute Engine Explorer and pin favorite VMs. Open the explorer by clicking on the new “Compute Engine” tool window panel.
  • View properties of your VMs by clicking on one of your instances.
  • SSH into your VM right from the IDE by right clicking on a VM instance and selecting “Open SSH connection”. Cloud Code will also help you troubleshoot SSH connection problems.
  • Upload files or directories into your remote GCE VM instances. Once files are uploaded, you can easily access them in your instance home directory using the SSH connection.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed Intellij becomes unresponsive when using Cloud Code. #3087

Updates

• Cloud Code now supports the 2022.2 EAP. Please file any issues on our GitHub page: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-code-intellij/issues

New Features

• ARM and Apple M platform support. Cloud Code can now build, develop, and debug container images for multiple platforms. You can now deploy images built on ARM machines to Cloud Run and Kubernetes regardless of the target architecture. Cloud Code automatically detects the local and remote architectures and performs cross-architecture builds as needed.
• UX improvement for developer survey.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed IDE error caused by App Engine local run.
• Fixed IDE error caused by custom SDK path parsing in Windows.
• Fixed IDE error, “User data is not supported”, which appeared when using Google Cloud Storage.
• Fixed incorrect Google Cloud Console link to GCS page.
• Improved error message for Cloud Run missing Cloud SDK.

New Features

• UX improvement for developer survey.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed incorrect Google Cloud Console link to GCS page.

Updates

• Small update to the exception reporting clustering logic to help the team better triage exception reports.

New Features

• ARM and Apple M platform support. Cloud Code can now build, develop, and debug container images for multiple platforms. You can now deploy images built on ARM machines to Cloud Run and Kubernetes regardless of the target architecture. Cloud Code automatically detects the local and remote architectures and performs cross-architecture builds as needed.

Bug Fixes

• Improved error message for Cloud Run missing Cloud SDK.
• Fixed high refresh rate for GCE VM list.
• Fixed IDE error caused by App Engine local run.
• Fixed IDE error caused by custom SDK path parsing in Windows.
• Fixed IDE error, “User data is not supported”, which appeared when using Google Cloud Storage.

Bug Fixes

• Added message to inform of a required IDE restart after Docker installation.
• Using Java Spring GCP client libraries links in the API browser specific to the selected API. Previously, Java Spring GCP links would take users to the Java Spring GCP home page.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a common exception for Windows users of the new Compute Engine Explorer, around path handling.