New Release: Flexible Julia 2026.7.0
New Features:
- Jupyter Support: Custom Jupyter wrapper for running Julia code in notebook files - mix markdown with inline code blocks
- Run Button Redesign: Split into one-click execute + mode selector dropdown for faster workflow (#50)
Fixes:
- SDK version warning showing when compatible version already installed (#44)
- Type annotations not colored in function parameters (#34)
- Symbol indexing (
:sym) in brackets not colored (#34) - REPL stack trace paths not clickable when Julia runs with
--color=yes(ANSI escape codes were breaking regex matching) - Julia View button in REPL toolbar only opening but not toggling/closing (#51)
- Alt+Shift+Enter now sends the next block when cursor is between cells (#22)
Jupyter! We got Jupyter support! You can now run Julia in our custom notebook files. Select from File → new Jupyter notebook and get to work. We wrote a custom interpreter that opens a new session and runs code independently. Mix markdown with code blocks, execute inline - the usual notebook workflow but inside JetBrains.
The run button also got a small but useful redesign. You now have a one-click execute button plus a dropdown for switching modes. Small thing, but it’s one less click.
The new release to be making its way to JetBrains as we speak - you can expect it to roll out in a day or two (or checkout the link i posted below if you don’t feel like waiting).
@xgdgsc: Thanks for reporting the SDK version warning!
@ufechner7: Thanks for catching the Julia View toggle issue!
@smartiegangs: Appreciate the grammar edge case report!
@Marius: Thanks for tracking down the ANSI escape code issue - that was a tricky one!