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What's new in this version:

WebStorm 2018.1.5 Build 181.5281.31
- JavaScript Bug WEB-32790 WebStorm decides to stop accessing .d.ts files for es features for a project
- Node.js Bug WEB-32719 Add v8 to Node.js core modules
- TypeScript Bug WEB-32634 False positive Type mismatch error inside Angular Injectable
- No subsystem Bug IDEA-193747 Clicking Help | Register does nothing in a Toolbox-installed PhpStorm
- User Interface Bug IDEA-192713 focus is lost on opening Find Usages tool window
- Performance IDEA-192184 Goto Class/File/Symbol popups leak via native window and focus traversal policy
- Version Control Performance IDEA-192017 Unshelving creates a thread for each shelved file
- Version Control. Git Bug IDEA-191656 Git commit history with control characters causes intellij to spin, consuming CPU and repeating the same stack in the idea.log


WebStorm 2018.1.4 Build 181.5087.27
- It’s now possible to run and debug tests using Karma run/debug configurations in projects generated with Angular CLI 6 (WEB-32653)
- In Flow files, you can now press Cmd/Ctrl and hover over a symbol to see its type info. That works in projects where Flow server is used for navigation, code completion, and type hinting – the corresponding checkbox in Preferences | Languages and Frameworks | JavaScript should be checked. Navigation to the definition in Flow now works significantly faster than before


WebStorm 2018.1.3 Build 181.4892.44
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.1.2 Build 181.4668.60
- Change log not available for this version


WebStorm 2018.1.1 Build 181.4445.68

New:
- Better support for Yarn workspaces: WebStorm now provides proper code completion for the dependencies listed in the workspace’s package.json
- In the JavaScript and TypeScript code style settings you can now configure whether to add file extensions in imports or not
- The bundled TypeScript package has been updated to version 2.8
- Stylelint now works in the Vue single-file components and the HTML files

Fixed:
- Move statement up and down now works for the JSX code (Shift-Cmd-Up/Down on macOS or Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down on Windows and Linux)
- The code completion for methods and properties defined in the CommonJS modules has been improved
- The problem with editing the Pug files is now fixed
- There is more about some of the improvements below

Support for Yarn workspaces:
- Yarn workspaces help you organize multiple packages into a single repo. When using Yarn workspaces, the dependencies of all the packages are installed together and are put into the node_modules folder at the root of your project and not next to the package.json file of each workspace


WebStorm 2017.3.3 Build 173.4301.22
New:
- Responses from the new REST Client are now formatted automatically
- Node.js debugger now supports –experimental-modules flag

Fixed:
- False positive errors from the eslint-plugin-import ESLint plugin were fixed
- Debug for apps created with Angular CLI 1.5.5+
- Debugging the app’s main process with Electron 1.8.1+
- Meteor debugger now uses –inspect by default


WebStorm 2017.3.1 Build 173.3942.31
New:
- Support for Fragments in React 16.2
- Configuration for the auto-completion after the = sign in JSX attributes is now available in the HTML Code Style preferences
- Customizable syntax highlighting for TypeScript decorators
- Extended error messages in the Flow tool window
- New option "Start template string interpolation on $"

Fixed:
- Unresolved React props when using @types/react
- Slow code completion for CSS classes in HTML files
- Optimize imports in Vue files
- Updating tasks from the issue trackers in the IDE
- Extend selection inside the script tag


WebStorm 2017.3 Build 173.3727.108
- Enjoy improved code completion and documentation for standard JavaScript objects and methods
- Move class methods up the class hierarchy safely with the new ‘Pull member up’ refactoring
- Use the new ‘Extract type’ and ‘Extract interface’ refactorings in TypeScript
- Enjoy better code completion and navigation and new code snippets for Vue.js
- Run tests with Jest in watch mode, update failing snapshots in one click, and explore code coverage reports in the IDE
- Test REST APIs right from the editor