Now, while debugging a Java project, you have some handy intention actions available: These nice capabilities, however, required editing the properties of a particular breakpoint by hand – setting different filters, lots of button clicking, and so on. While debugging in IntelliJ IDEA, you can limit the breakpoint to hit only particular object instances, or define the class where you want the breakpoint to be hit or the classes where the breakpoint should not be hit. The upcoming IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2 brings new breakpoint intentions. We always have some new improvements for you in our debugger. Here’s a little more insight into what this new build has in store for you. Update from within the IDE, via Toolbox App, or download the new EAP build directly from the website. We opened an Early Access Program for IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2 just one week ago, but today we are ready to deliver a new EAP build with some cool new features.
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