GoLand 2024.2 introduces the highly anticipated Add method to interface and all its implementations refactoring! This quick-fix allows you to add a new method to an interface and all its implementations in one action.

The full set of URL-related features – including Show all endpoints of module, Generate requests, and Go to – is now available for the most popular web frameworks.

GoLand now fully supports reverse type inference, and we‘ve added reverse type inference to the Type Info action.

GoLand now makes it easier to read complicated code samples. It displays instantiated types in the quick documentation pop-up for call expressions.

We are always working to help you write better code.

One way we’ve tried to achieve this in this release is the new Replace ‘if’ with ‘switch’ intention action, which helps make your code significantly easier to read, change, and maintain.

GoLand 2024.2 improves support for generics by reducing problem detection false positives.

Full line code completion is now available for Terraform development. Powered by local large language models (LLMs), this functionality predicts entire lines of code, boosting your productivity.

Documentation tooltips now appear when you hover over elements in your Terraform code.

The in-editor language support for Terraform now provides code insight features such as context-aware code completion, refined syntax highlighting, and enhanced error detection with quick-fix suggestions. Additionally, autocompletion and syntax highlighting for Terraform now work even before indexing is complete, allowing you to start coding more quickly.

You can now migrate your settings from VS Code to GoLand. When you launch the IDE for the first time, you’ll see the Import Settings dialog with a list of settings from other IDEs found on your machine.

After making your selections and clicking Import Settings, your settings from VS Code will be successfully migrated.

The Search Everywhere dialog now includes an option to preview the codebase elements you’re searching for. Enabling this feature through the Preview icon on the dialog’s toolbar will cause a preview pane to appear under the search results, offering additional context and making it easier to navigate through your project.

We’ve redesigned the layout and behavior of the UI elements in the Customize Main Toolbar dialog, making it more intuitive and organized. It’s now easier to search for, add, and delete actions in the main toolbar.

To give you a clearer view of your project’s history, we revamped the commit graph in the Log tab of the Git tool window, refining the color coding and layout of branch lines. Important branch lines now remain on the left-hand side of the graph and retain their designated colors, making them easier to identify and follow.

We’ve modernized the UI of the Local History dialog. Additionally, when accessed for a directory, the dialog now features a diff view next to the list of changes, making them easier to understand.

On Linux, GoLand used to place window controls on the right-hand side of the IDE, whereas in this release, the placement of the controls is automatically adjusted to match the window control settings specified in your Linux desktop configuration. This small but important change allows you to maintain a layout that suits your personal preferences.

GoLand 2024.2 simplifies setup for users in mainland China. We’ve automated GOPROXY preselection for this region, reducing the steps required for configuration. If you use custom proxies, you can disable this automatic switching in Settings | Advanced Settings.