IntelliJ Rust Changelog #191

New Features

#10059 Show the contents of references and pointers when debugging with LLDB. For example, now the content of &Vec, *const Vec and *mut Vec is rendered, in addition to previously supported Vec.
Attribute procedural macro improvements:
- #10236 Show parameter hints inside attribute procedural macros
- #10230 Show hints for chained method calls inside attribute procedural macros
- #10182 Make intentions work inside an attribute macro expansion
Note that attribute procedural macro expansion is disabled by default. If you want to try it out, enable org.rust.macros.proc.attr experimental feature.
#10200 Highlight that an underscore expression (_) can only be used in the left-hand side of an assignment
Detect new compiler errors:
- #10193 Annotate mismatched members in trait implementation (E0323, E0324, E0325)
- #10179 Annotate when an inherent implementation was written on a dyn auto trait (E0785)
- #10176 Detect if the Copy trait was implemented on a type that is neither a struct nor an enum (E0206)

#10260 Fix the Invert if condition intention when there is another if after the current one
#10215 Fix false-positive detection of unreachable code with let else syntax (by @White-Green)
#10196 Don’t run some inspections on Rust files outside a valid Cargo project to avoid expected false-positive errors
#10096 Improve support for multiple attribute macro calls on a single item
#7910 Fix Before launch configurations for Cargo command configurations

#10231 Provide plugin sources along with the plugin archive to simplify plugin development with IntelliJ Rust plugin as a dependency
#10221 Make 2023.1 the default platform for development
#10218 Now all macros are expanded by default in all RsTestBase-based tests and the @ExpandMacros annotation is not needed there anymore
#10229 Provide RsDiagnostic-based API for quick-fixes with arbitrary ranges

Full set of changes can be found here