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What's New in Concord IntelliJ 0.18.0

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Concord IntelliJ Plugin Maintainer

The 0.18.0 release introduces the Concord Tool Window for a bird's-eye view of your project, Dependency Management with task name completion and error reporting, and Related Symbol navigation to quickly jump to root files.

Concord Tool Window

A new dedicated tool window gives you an at-a-glance overview of your Concord project structure. The tree displays your scopes, root files, dependencies, and resources in a single panel.

  • Navigate Instantly: Double-click any item to jump directly to its source.
  • Always Up-to-Date: The tree automatically refreshes when project files change.
  • Scope Awareness: Each scope is displayed as a top-level node, making it easy to work with monorepos.
Concord Tool Window

The Concord Tool Window shows your project's scopes, root files, dependencies, and resources.

Dependency Management

Task Name Completion

The plugin now scans Maven dependencies declared in your concord.yaml and extracts @Named task names from JARs. This means you get scope-aware autocompletion for task step values—no more guessing task names or hunting through documentation.

Task Name Autocompletion

Task names are extracted from Maven dependencies and suggested as you type.

Dependency Error Reporting

Unresolved dependencies are now surfaced directly in the editor as inline inspections, so you can spot configuration problems without leaving your flow file. Errors are also reported in the Build Sync tab with clickable navigation, and problem files are marked red in the Project tree.

Unresolved Dependency Editor Inspection

Unresolved dependencies appear as inline editor inspections with descriptive messages.

Unresolved Dependency Build Sync

The Build Sync tab lists all dependency errors with clickable links to the source.

You can now navigate from any Concord file to its associated root concord.yaml file. This is especially useful in large projects where resource files are deeply nested.

  • Shortcut: CtrlAltHome
  • Menu: Go to Navigate > Related Symbol

If a file belongs to multiple scopes, a popup will let you choose which root to navigate to.

Other Improvements

  • Scope-Strict Flow Completion: Flow completion now strictly respects the search scope, preventing suggestions from leaking across project boundaries.