Wireshark (64-bit) 歷史版本列表
更新時間：2021-12-30
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- New: Windows 11 compatibility
- Fix: various small changes and fixes
更新時間：2021-12-30
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Support for gRPC Request:
- With this release, you can now test your gRPC request in Postman. To get started, open a Workspace, click New and then select "gRPC Request".
Here is a non-exhaustive list of features that are supported out of the box:
- Protobuf API management
- Unary, Client streaming, Server streaming, and Bidirectional streaming RPCs
- Message authoring powered with code completion and autogeneration
- Metadata, Authentication, and TLS configuration
- Templating using Postman Variables
Introducing Variable Type in Environments & Globals:
- You can now select types of variables in environments and globals. We are supporting types- default & secret with this release. Head to our learning center to learn more.
- You can use variable type secret to mask the initial and current values on the UI. This will help with better security of sensitive information such as API keys, tokens, passwords, and secrets.
Improvements:
- You can now request access to an inaccessible mock server from the mock server menu options
更新時間：2021-12-28
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Support for gRPC Request:
- With this release, you can now test your gRPC request in Postman. To get started, open a Workspace, click New and then select "gRPC Request".
Here is a non-exhaustive list of features that are supported out of the box:
- Protobuf API management
- Unary, Client streaming, Server streaming, and Bidirectional streaming RPCs
- Message authoring powered with code completion and autogeneration
- Metadata, Authentication, and TLS configuration
- Templating using Postman Variables
Introducing Variable Type in Environments & Globals:
- You can now select types of variables in environments and globals. We are supporting types- string & secret with this release. Head to our learning center to learn more.
- You can use variable type secret to mask the initial and current values on the UI. This will help with better security of sensitive information such as API keys, tokens, passwords, and secrets.
更新時間：2021-12-26
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Fixed a bug that prevented users from opening profile links from the app
更新時間：2021-12-21
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Fixed Invite & Share modal not opening after navigating back to a workspace from Private/Public API network
更新時間：2021-12-21
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New:
- You can now sync your APIs with Azure DevOps. Head over to an API Version page to connect your repository
- You can now import HTTP Archive (HAR) files into Postman and convert them into collections
- You can now share collections, APIs, and environments directly with team members, user groups & external emails and begin collaborating
Improvements:
- Editors and Viewers of a Team and Public workspace can now invite people to the workspace
更新時間：2021-12-16
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- When you have typos, it's always been difficult to find collections and workplaces. Universal Search now allows spell corrections behind the scenes, with some UI indicators to let you know. In addition, we've added team icons to the search results to help you discover the right team.
更新時間：2021-12-11
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Fixed an issue where environments were not getting listed in the environment's dropdown while publishing a collection document
更新時間：2021-12-10
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Brings the ability to sign in to GMS2 using an Opera single sign-on account if you wish, adds support for a new "nullish" operator in your code, and introduces three more filter layer types your can use in your rooms as well as enabling the Inspector for use in your rooms. This release also sees several performance increases (such as native Mac M1 architecture support for GMS2 itself) and some load time boosts for opening your projects and also for games starting at the end of builds.
- This release also raises Spine support to require v4.0. Please be aware this updated Spine runtime will require you to re-export your Spine images using v4.0 before they will work again in GMS2!
- The matching runtime version updates a number of the SDKs GMS2 requires during builds (so please see our setup guides if you have issues building projects) and fixes an issue with Android API 31+ with Android 12 devices.
- There are of course also a number of other changes and several important bug fixes, so of course do also read the rest of the release notes carefully. See below for IDE changes/fixes and check the Runtime Release Notes for in-game changes/fixes.
更新時間：2021-12-10
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Poetry Support:
- Poetry is becoming more and more popular among Python developers, and there were a lot of issues reported to our tracker to add support for it. The good news for Poetry users (and for those wanting to try it) is that PyCharm now supports Poetry out of the box. But that’s is not all! We’ve also bundled the TOML plugin so that you also get code completion for your pyproject.toml file.
- This feature was made possible by merging the plugin created by Koudai Aono into the PyCharm source code
FastAPI Support [Pro]:
- FastAPI is a popular, high-performance, Python web framework for building APIs, and PyCharm Pro now offers support for it as a project and run configuration type
- To create a new FastAPI project, select the FastAPI project type and let PyCharm install its dependencies and create the run/debug configurations for you
- Alternatively, you can also open an existing FastAPI project with PyCharm Pro, let PyCharm handle creating the virtual environment for you, and create a FastAPI run configuration yourself. PyCharm will then detect your application and run Uvicorn for you.
- When working with endpoints in FastAPI, you will frequently need to test them to ensure that everything is working as expected. In PyCharm Pro you can do this from the comfort of your editor using the HTTP Client integration.
- Just open the “file_name.http” file (already present for new FastAPI projects created using the PyCharm wizard) and use it to send requests to your application endpoints. You can read more about this in the documentation.
New Endpoints Tool Window for FastAPI and Flask [Pro]:
- If you develop APIs, we also have a great new feature to help you manage your endpoints. PyCharm Pro will scan FastAPI and Flask project routes and list them in the new Endpoints tool window, where you can have an overview of all your URLs, as well as code completion, navigation, and refactoring capabilities. The Endpoints tool window also displays documentation for each endpoint and allows you to test it using the HTTP client.
New Jupyter Notebook Experience [Pro]:
- Our team has been working hard to improve PyCharm for software engineers working in the data science sphere. PyCharm Pro 2021.3 comes with new and improved support for Jupyter notebooks.
New Notebook UI:
- For starters, PyCharm Pro now comes with support for the classic Jupyter notebook user interface out of the box, including full compatibility with its popular shortcuts.
Interactive Outputs:
- We’ve also added full support for both static and JavaScript-based outputs used by popular scientific libraries such as Plotly, Bokeh, Altair, ipywidgets, and others, as well as rich support for DataFrames, that you can explore in situ, or open in a dedicated tab.
IDE capabilities:
- Having Jupyter support inside the IDE has its perks. It means that you get to benefit from all of the powerful PyCharm tools such as auto import, code completion, debugging and refactoring capabilities, and more in your Jupyter notebooks. To debug inside a Jupyter notebook, just add a breakpoint and run the cell under the debugger.
Remote development Beta [Pro]:
- Remote development support has also been a commonly requested feature from our users, and 2021.3 brings beta support for it. PyCharm users can now connect to remote machines from anywhere in the world, run PyCharm’s backend, and take advantage of remote computing power while feeling that everything is running locally.
- To try it out, just click Remote Development on the Welcome screen, select the SSH option and follow the wizard to provide your credentials, establish the connection, download the IDE on the server, and open your remote project in PyCharm. You can read the documentation for more details. This feature is still in Beta, and your feedback on it is highly appreciated.
User experience:
We have also been working to improve the overall PyCharm user experience. Some of the highlights include:
- Feature trainer: New onboarding tour and a series of Git lessons:
- For users who are new to PyCharm or just want a refresher on how to use it, the IDE feature trainer now comes with an onboarding tour and new lessons. Trying it out is as easy as clicking ‘Learn PyCharm’ on the Welcome screen or clicking Help | Learn IDE in the main menu in the IDE.
Reorganized Version Control Settings:
- We’ve reorganized the VCS settings and made them more discoverable. In Preferences / Settings | Version Control you will now find a list of all the available settings, serving as a starting point for configuring your VCS. The settings inside the sections are now organized by the most important processes: Commit, Push, and Update.
Data editor Aggregate view [Pro]:
- We’ve implemented an Aggregate view for ranges of cells. This highly anticipated feature will go a long way towards helping you manage your data by taking away the burden of writing additional queries! It also makes the data editor easier to use, bringing it a step closer to Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.
- To use this feature you will first need to select the cell range you want to see the view for, then right-click and select Show Aggregate View from the menu
End of support for Mako, Buildout, and Web2Py:
- As announced in our previous release (2021.2 announcements), from PyCharm 2021.3 onwards there will no longer be support for Mako, Buildout, or Web2Py