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For parameterized tests, CLion now displays test parameters right in the test tree.

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The full test tree is displayed immediately in the built-in test runner, and then the tests are executed.

Test runner for Google Test - Version 2020.3 enhances CLionвЂ™s support for Google Test.When tests are launched, the results are presented in the built-in test runner, from which you can debug tests, rerun only failed tests, and much more. This means the list of tests that are run with CTest is detected, and the IDE automatically creates run/debug configurations for them. CTest support - CTest, a CMake-specific test runner, is now supported in CLion.Edit configurations while indexing - Run/Debug configurations can now be edited while the project is being indexed.You'll find the new setting for this in all Application and Unit Testing configurations. Configure environment with a script - You can now use a script to specify the environment in which a Run/Debug configuration will be launched.Moreover, you can change the variable values inside the drop-down list or add an arbitrary expression as an Inline Watch to this place in the code. Interactive hints and Inline watches - Now when the application is running in debug mode, the editor displays clickable inline hints that you can expand to see all the fields belonging to a given variable.It is as simple as dragging-and-dropping an arrow in the gutter to the line you are interested in. Set Execution Point - With a new Set Execution Point to Cursor action, you can move back and forth though your programвЂ™s execution while debugging, break loops or restart them, select another branch in an if-else clause or switch-case statement, and even skip loops completely.Users can inspect the frames and variables view, check the memory and disassembly view, evaluate expressions, and run debugger commands from the debugger console. Debugging with Core Dumps - New Open Core Dump action available for Linux and Apple macOS allows you to open an existing core dump of a crashed process in CLion and debug it there.This works for CMake, Makefile, Gradle Native, Custom Build, and CTest applications. Debug as Root - CLion 2020.3 can run and debug your application with root privileges вЂ“ you just need to select this option in the corresponding Run/Debug configuration.Fixed the problem preventing the IDE settings from being exported into a file.

Fixed the Expand/Collapse All buttons in the TODO tool window.Fixed the IDE to start correctly when checking out from GitHub using the JetBrains Toolbox browser extension.Fixed duplication of Pull Request comments.Addressed an issue with high memory consumption.

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Other fixes for incorrect messages produced by the code analyzer.Fixed the 'Unable to execute Clang-tidy' error.Makefile projects that include assembly files can now be successfully loaded in CLion.CLion can now successfully import a Makefile project if there are multiple source files on a single command line.Fixed issues with loading QEMU Makefile-based source code.Configuring Makefile projects in some cases (like WSL) no longer takes an unexpectedly long time.Remote mode now works correctly with the remote machine that uses BusyBox.Fixed an issue with launching LLDB on M1.For more information, see IntelliJ Platform SDK Documentation. It is also possible to create your own UI themes for CLion and customize the built-in themes. Select Sync with OS to let CLion detect the current system settings and use the default dark or light theme accordingly. High contrast: Theme designed for users with color vision deficiency

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MacOS Light or Windows 10 Light: OS-specific light theme available as a bundled plugin IntelliJ Light: Traditional light theme for IntelliJ-based IDEs In the Settings/Preferences dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S), select Appearance & Behavior | Appearance. The interface theme is not the same as the color scheme, which defines the colors, fonts, and syntax-highlight for various text resources: the source code, search results, and so on. By default, CLion uses the Darcula theme, unless you changed it during the first run. The interface theme defines the appearance of windows, dialogs, buttons, and all visual elements of the user interface.