There’s a new quick-fix to suppress inspections with a comment in YAML files, including Kubernetes files, OpenAPI specifications, and docker-compose.yml. Now WebStorm will provide coding assistance for the emits declared in this way. Vue Updates Coding assistance for emits and defineEmitsĮmitted events can be explicitly declared on components via the emits option. The support includes private field resolve in #field in obj syntax, type narrowing, and validation ( WEB-52979). You can now write a class with a #private field member and see whether another object has the same field by using the in operator. We’ve added support for TypeScript 4.5 Private field presence checks.The satisfies operator enables you to check an expression’s type without changing its type ( WEB-57193). We’ve added support for the satisfies operator in TypeScript 4.9.This works for all popular package managers, including npm, Yarn, and pnpm ( WEB-56532, WEB-53670, WEB-56615, WEB-56616). The navigation, auto-import, and rename refactoring features will all now work more reliably. We’ve shipped several fixes for working with monorepos and TypeScript.As part of this, we’ve also ensured a consistent look and feel across all supported review platforms.

We’ve reworked the Review list UI to help reduce cognitive load and provide the most important information about requests at a glance. Redesigned Review list for GitHub and Space These are some of the notable improvements we’ve made lately.

We’re now in the process of fine-tuning the build for the upcoming release candidate. Check out our previous EAP blog posts to catch up on what we’ve already implemented. WebStorm 2022.3 Beta 2 is now available! You can upgrade to the latest build using the Toolbox App or from our website.

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