During this time the whole IntelliJ Platform team focused on polishing the IDE and making performance improvements. But for this release, we went even further and held a full-blown quality-marathon. Fasten your seat belts as we have a ton of GIFs for you!Įvery release we dedicate a significant amount of time to performance and quality. It’s a combination of all the EAP blog posts that we’ve been publishing here over the past several months plus many other useful additions that have not yet been covered. In this blog post, we’ll provide a detailed overview of all the changes and things that you should know about this new version. It also brings full support for PHP 7.4, PSR-12 code style, WSL for remote interpreters, MongoDB support, HTTP Client updates, and many usability improvements! Just like Blade, we have also been improving our Twig support.This major release is focused on performance and quality, expect a more stable and faster IDE. We plan to continue improving our Blade template engine support. You can see the full list of fixed issues in our issue tracker. WI-40358 Blade: inside block throws “Directive is not closed”.WI-25667 Blade: formatting blocks are not aligning if there is a HTML comment after a closing tag.WI-28285 Blade doesn’t indent nested statements when formatting.WI-31196 Blade: wrong formatting with HTML comments.WI-64463 Blade: two consecutive fragments are merged together and produce “expected: expression” warning.WI-64460 Blade: missing completion for methods inside tags if there is php block ().WI-37741 AutoCompletion of PHP Variables in Blade.Many other issues with code completion and formatting in Blade templates were resolved as well, including: You can now also import namespaces in your blade files, instead of always having to use FQCNs: As the result, you’ll get much better code completion in your Blade files: Namespace imports with autocompletion
In PhpStorm 2022.1, we’ve significantly reworked how the IDE handles Blade templates.
It caused many issues, such as losing code completion: Previously, PhpStorm treated every code block in Blade templates as an independent scope.
You can download PhpStorm 2022.1 here and read through this post to learn about all the new features and improvements inside. This new major PhpStorm release includes improved Blade and Twig support, added functionality to docblock type annotations and attributes, a bunch of new and useful inspections, several improvements to the editor, and more.
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