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plugins crash #73
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What is the version of your IDE? |
I'm using Rubymine 2024.1.6 |
Hmm that should not crash the plugin to my understanding (from here). I can have a look to fix this deprecation warning and find out what this is all about, but I'm a little short on time currently 😬 |
OK 😢, I'm new to RubyMine, but I've used which-key from the original Emacs version and in Vim for years. Thank you for creating this plugin. |
So the weird thing for me is that even running with the latest IdeaVim I have added the missing override mentioned in the error message, but as this does not make any difference for me I am hesitate to release a new version with it yet. Could you please test this for me? Download the test build jar file here: https://github.com/TheBlob42/idea-which-key/releases/tag/0.10.3-test Let me know if this resolves the issue for you. If so I would draft a proper version for releasing |
Sure. I will test it in some days |
I have confirmed to work test version with RubyMine 2024.2.0.1, IdeaVim 2.16.0, remote development in devcontainer in Mac M1. Thanks! |
Nice, then I will prepare a new release 👍 |
Version 0.10.3 is now available via the Jetbrains marketplace. This should fix the issue |
ideavim 2.15.3
which-key 0.10.2
my config about which-key
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