On Maven for Java, we improved support for PowerShell and fixed a couple of issues.
In June, we released new versions of Maven for Java and Java Test Runner extensions. In transition, you will see both names used interchangeably.įor more information about Lightweight Mode (a.k.a., Syntax Model), please refer to Project Management document. In addition, we are renaming Syntax Mode to Lightweight Mode. With this enhancement, code completion will be enabled in about 10 seconds after you open a fresh workspace. Previously, code completion is available only until projects are fully resolved. Syntax mode now supports code completion. Since that, we have received positive feedback from our developers. Code completion for Lightweight Modeīack to March, we introduced Syntax Mode, which allows you to read and navigate your source code right after open them, while their external dependencies are being resolved. You can use the installer for a clean installation or an update to existing VS Code environment to add Java support.įor more information on installing and setting up your Java development on VS Code, please refer to our Get Started document. Today, the installer is available on MacOS as well. To help you get started quickly, back to a year ago, we introduced a Java pack installer for Windows, which includes all the necessary dependencies and extensions for Java development on Visual Studio Code. There are many ways to install and set up your Java development environment on VS Code. Introducing Java pack installer for MacOS
VS Code for Java will still be possible to compile and run Java applications from Java 1.5 to 14. Please note, this is NOT a requirement to migrate your projects to Java 11. For more details on how to check and upgrade, please refer to Configuring your development environment to use a JDK.
This is a CALL FOR ACTION to make sure your VS Code for Java runs on Java 11 or above versions before the time comes. We expect the requirement will become effective as early as July 2020 for running VS Code for Java. As a result of the Eclipse Platform’s decision to require Java 11 as the minimum requirement for its September 2020 release, that same requirement will apply to VS Code for Java. VS Code for Java requires the Eclipse JDT.LS server. VS Code for Java soon requiring Java 11 to run
In this unforgettable year, we hope you still enjoy many beautiful moments in life and, of course, enjoy the productivity VS Code brings to you. We are approaching the end of the first half of 2020. Welcome back to the June update of Java on Visual Studio Code.
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