We deliver dozens of bug fixes in every release, but there are times when a more systematic approach to addressing existing issues can bring significant improvements. We’ll email you in the next few days regarding your address and other details for delivery. As a special thank you, we’ll be sending a special JetBrains gift box to the most active EAPers! Congratulations to: Now that the 2021.3 EAP cycle is over, we’d like to sincerely thank all of the participants of our recently finished Early Access Program for their valuable feedback! We also appreciate the help of those who filled out the EAP surveys – the results helped us make several important decisions during this iteration. The full release notes are available here. If there are several implementations available, navigating from a declaration now takes you to the one that is part of the build configuration selected in the editor, if possible ( CPP-8264).Improved frame presentation in the debugger when ABI tags are used ( CPP-27191).CTest is now supported for the new Docker toolchain ( CPP-27589).Added redirect input support for the new Docker toolchain ( CPP-27595).Fixed the problem causing the STM32CubeIDE project build to fail if AzureRTOS middleware was used ( CPP-27204).Fixed broken Makefile project loading when sudo was used for the compiler call ( CPP-26761).Fixed a few issues with the new CMake generator UI ( CPP-27260, CPP-27308).Notable bug fixes included in this update: You can also update via patch from the IDE itself.

You can get it from our website, in the Toolbox App, or as a snap (for Ubuntu). Now it’s time to announce the first bug-fix update, build 213.6461.46.

On the first day of December, we released CLion 2021.3.

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