Moreover, updating the project will now correctly update all the submodules according to their state. When you clone repositories with the submodules, PhpStorm will now clone the root repository with all its submodules. This EAP also introduces the Git submodules support! When you report issues within the IDE, please don’t forget to attach the CPU snapshots when applicable. Currently, this is an experimental feature. Activity Monitor arranges the subsystems, categories, and entries in the list by their current %CPU usage this may help you find slow plugins, slow subsystems, or other pain point areas.Īctivity Monitor is available via Help | Activity Monitor. This EAP comes with a brand new Activity Monitor, which shows how much CPU the subsystems and plugins (both built-in and additionally installed) are consuming. What’s more, you can execute the created run configuration with a shortcut: You can modify it and customize its options as required: You can create an HTTP request to test it:Ī run configuration for the request will be pre-created automatically. This may be useful, for example, when you need to debug or test some endpoint. In this build, we are adding the ability to perform HTTP requests by using run configurations. And since then continue improving it with every release: bringing live templates for an easier start, support for environment variables, and others. We’ve introduced Editor-based HTTP Client almost a year ago. This build delivers run-configuration for HTTP Requests, a bunch of bug fixes for PHP and Web, and includes the latest enhancements of IntelliJ Platform, such as Git Submodules support, and a new Activity Monitor. Or, if you have the previous PhpStorm 2018.3 EAP build (183.3283.10) installed, you should soon get a notification in the IDE about a patch update.
The new PhpStorm 2018.3 EAP build (183.3283.10) is now available! You can download it here or via JetBrains Toolbox App.
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