If you’re trying to find a performant editor for your Java project, please give it a try Please don’t hesitate if you would like to share your thoughts with us, just join the Gitter discussion or submit an issue! Try it out Those features include Junit test cases support, multi-root workspace support, expression evaluation as well as hot code replacing.
Looking forwardĪs you can see from the issue list from our open sourced GitHub repository, we’re actively working on several key new features which will be available in follow up releases. Now you can also easily configure your workspace and set environment variables for your debuggee program easily in launch.json file.įor other changes and bug fixes, you can find more details in our changelog. We believe it will come in handy when you are just learning Java or writing some quick utility tools.Ĭonfiguring Workspace Folder and Environment Variables You can now launch your Java 9 application with breakpoint in your source file with VS Code.Įven if you just have a single Java file which is not part of any project, now you can also run and debug it with VS Code. To allow more and more developers to try the new version of Java with VS Code, we’ve also updated the debugger to automatically detect modular project and then resolve module path as well as main class accordingly. Java 9 was officially out just weeks after the initial release of our debugger. With our new 0.3.0 release, we have added a few new capabilities and addressed your top feedback. Thank you all for trying our tools and providing feedback, all of which is motivating us to make VS Code a better tool for Java developer. We’ve also seen a number of new issues opened by the Java community. In the past 3 weeks, we’ve continued to see a lot of people installing and trying our tools, reading our documents, and visiting our repository.
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