CLion 2023.1.2 Bug-Fix Update: Fix for Docker, CMake, Debugger, and More

We hope you’ve already tried the new enhancements in the CLion 2023.1 release, like disassemble on demand, vcpkg integration, and the experimental Clangd-based indexer. We’re starting to plan the 2023.2 version now, and you can already check out the preliminary roadmap. CLion 2023.2 is planned as a quality-focused release, but in the meantime, we’re continuing to improve v2023.1 with the CLion 2023.1.2 bug-fix update! Download build 231.8770.66 from our website, through the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE. DOWNLOAD CLION Docker toolchain: CUDA projects can now be opened successfully in CLion with a Docker toolchain (CPP-31357). We fixed the issue that prevented CLion from finding some headers inside a Docker toolchain, like in the example with ROS2 in this report. CMake We added support for comments in the CMakePresets.json schema. CLion can now successfully parse the CMake presets files containing byte order marks (BOM) (CPP-26352). We enlarged the space for the CMake cache variables table in the CMake profile settings in CLion (CPP-29390). Debugger The new disassemble on demand feature now works correctly with GCC 13.1. Inlay hints We fixed the performance degradation caused by inlay hints to prevent the Go to Declaration action from hanging (CPP-32273). We fixed the incorrect parameter hint for abbreviated function templates (CPP-32470). Unit testing We added support for doctest::may_fail(). Other improvements TextMate bundles now work correctly with the registered file extensions (CPP-32527). Previously set window sizing is preserved after restarting the IDE on Linux (IDEA-313378). The IDE no longer flickers when working on Linux using two screens (JBR-5417). It’s again possible to move the IDE’s tool windows between two monitors when using KDE (IDEA-313243). Compact Mode has been enhanced. Full release notes are here. Your CLion team JetBrains The Drive to Develop