Updates supported versions #235
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Summary of Changes
Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. The main goal of this PR, authored by chedim, is to update the supported versions for the project, specifically extending compatibility with newer versions of the IntelliJ Platform. This is achieved by incrementing the plugin version and adjusting the build range defined in the build.gradle.kts file.
Highlights
- Version Update: The plugin version has been incremented from
1.1.6.2to1.1.6.3. - IntelliJ Platform Compatibility: The supported range for the IntelliJ Platform has been updated to include versions up to
260.*, explicitly adding support for the2025.2release.
Changelog
- build.gradle.kts
- Updated the project version from
1.1.6.2to1.1.6.3(line 10). - Added a change note entry for version
1.1.6.3indicating support for2025.2(line 98). - Extended the
untilBuildrange forideaVersionfrom251.*to260.*(line 103).
- Updated the project version from
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Code Review
This pull request updates the plugin version to 1.1.6.3 and modifies the supported IntelliJ IDEA versions. The version increment and the addition to the change notes are clear. However, there's a concern regarding the untilBuild property, which seems to declare a broader compatibility range than explicitly mentioned in the change notes. Please see the detailed comment below.
Summary of Findings
- IDE Compatibility Range (
untilBuild): TheuntilBuildvalue was changed to260.*, which implies compatibility significantly beyond the stated2025.2support in the change notes. This could misrepresent the plugin's actual tested compatibility range. It's recommended to alignuntilBuildwith the versions explicitly tested and supported. (Severity: high, commented)
Merge Readiness
The pull request aims to update supported versions, which is a routine and necessary change. However, there is a high-severity concern regarding the untilBuild value in build.gradle.kts. This value dictates the upper limit of IDE versions the plugin claims to be compatible with, and the current value 260.* seems overly broad compared to the specific mention of 2025.2 support in the change notes.
I recommend that the untilBuild value be reviewed and potentially adjusted to more accurately reflect the tested compatibility range. If the plugin is indeed compatible with a wider range than just up to 2025.2, clarifying this in the change notes would also be beneficial.
Due to this concern, I suggest addressing this point before merging. I am not authorized to approve pull requests, so please ensure further review and approval as per your team's process once the feedback is addressed.
| ideaVersion { | ||
| sinceBuild = "251.23774.435" | ||
| untilBuild = "251.*" | ||
| untilBuild = "260.*" |
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The untilBuild has been updated to 260.*. Given that the change note for version 1.1.6.3 (line 98) specifically mentions "adds support for 2025.2", setting untilBuild to 260.* implies compatibility with a much wider range of IDE versions (potentially all of 2025.x, i.e., 251., 252., 253.*, and possibly further up to builds starting with 259.xxxx).
Could you clarify if the plugin has been tested and is confirmed to be compatible with all IDEA versions up to 260.* (exclusive)?
If support has only been verified for 2025.2 (builds 252.*), a more precise untilBuild would be 252.*. Declaring an overly broad compatibility range might lead to users installing the plugin on untested/incompatible IDE versions, potentially causing issues.
If the compatibility is indeed wider than just 2025.2, it would be helpful to reflect this in the changeNotes as well for clarity.
untilBuild = "252.*" // Or confirm the intended range if broader and tested up to 260.*
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