Spring Tools 4.6.1 released

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Spring Tools 4.6.1 release for Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, and Theia.

Highlights from this release include:

  • (Spring Boot) improvement: Spring yaml validation doesn’t understand the “<<:” syntax (#440)
  • (Spring Boot) improvement: YAML Property completion: Superclass properties not detected in case of List or Map (#449)
  • (Spring Boot) improvement: improved performance for content-assist for Spring XML config files
  • (Spring Boot) bugfix: Quick Fix for unknown properties broken (#442)
  • (Eclipse) improvement: early access builds on Eclipse 2020-06 milestone builds available
  • (Eclipse) improvement: reduced timeout for ls-based content-assist for the Java Editor, so broken or slow language server behavior should not damage JDT content-assist experience anymore
  • (Eclipse) improvement: vastly reduced communication traffic around classpath changes between Eclipse and the Spring Boot language server
  • (Eclipse) improvement: async retrieval of properties of remote apps in boot dashboard to avoid UI freezes or delays
  • (Eclipse) bugfix: org.eclipse.mylyn.wikitext.markdown required to update to 4.6.0 (#429)
  • (Eclipse) bugfix: remote targets in boot dashboard always re-appeared after deleting them
  • (Eclipse) bugfix: errors being logged at language server startup, related LSP4E rename handler
  • (VSCode): Visual Studio Code extensions now available from the https://open-vsx.org marketplace

To download the distribution for Eclipse and find links to the marketplace entries for Visual Studio Code and Theia, please go visit:

Spring Tools 4: https://spring.io/tools/

Spring Tools 4.6.2 is scheduled to be released in late May 2020.

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