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Java on Visual Studio Code的更新 – 2024年6月

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Project Settings Page Enhancements

Compiler Configuration

  • Addition of a new Compiler Configuration tab in the project settings page for setting Java compiler options.
  • Options include source and target compatibility, --release option for cross-compilation, and custom class file generation.

Maven Options

  • Addition of a Maven tab for easy configuration of the Maven settings by specifying the Maven configuration file.

Formatter Configuration

  • Enhanced way to access the formatter configuration in the project section, guiding users to create or set up a formatter.

Convenient Access to Project Settings Page

  • Improved accessibility to the project settings page through the Java status menu in the status bar.

Test Coverage

  • Introduced in April, the test coverage feature allows Java developers to easily view code test coverage in Visual Studio Code.

Build Server for Gradle in Google Summer Projects

  • Visual Studio Code Java team is guiding two Gradle Build Server projects in Google Summer Projects:
    1. Gradle Build Server – Support for Android projects by Tanish Ranjan.
    2. Gradle Build Server – Development experience and language support in Buildship by Sidhaarth Saraswathi Ramalingam.

Spring Feature Updates

  • Support for @DependsOn annotation, providing quick bean navigation and code completion for defining component dependencies.
  • Validation for JPQL and HQL queries in @Query annotation for easy error detection.
  • Upgrade support for Spring Boot projects to the latest Spring Boot 3.3 version.

To access the mentioned features, install the Extension Pack for Java.

If you are a Spring developer working on Spring Boot applications, download and install the Spring Boot Extension Pack for a specialized development experience.

Your feedback and suggestions are valuable for shaping the future of Java on Visual Studio Code. You can provide feedback through various channels like filling out a survey, leaving comments, creating GitHub issues, or sending emails.

For more information, resources, and Java tutorials on Visual Studio Code, visit the links provided in the post.