Qt Creator 14 Beta released

We are happy to announce the release of Qt Creator 14 Beta!

For a more detailed overview of what is new and improved in Qt Creator 14, please head over to our change log. Here are some examples:

General

  • We started work on supporting Lua based plugins (registering language servers, actions, preferences, and wizards).

Projects / Sessions

  • We added File > Open Workspace for opening a directory as a project. A project file .qtcreator/project.json in the directory is used to set a name and file exclusion filters.
  • You can switch between hiding and showing the disabled kits for your project in Projects mode now.
  • The options for advanced search and for searching in documents  are now saved in the session.
  • We made C++ code model settings and the CMake settings configurable per project.
  • You can configure CMake settings and debuggers directly from CMake Presets now.

Editing

  • We added various C++ refactoring actions, "Convert Function Call to Qt Meta-Method Invocation", "Move Class to a Dedicated Set of Source Files", and "Re-order Member Function Definitions According to Declaration Order", increased the availability of the "Add Curly Braces" refactoring, and fixed issues with C++ macros.
  • We improved support for QML enums.
  • The QML language server is now the default backend for the QML code model.

We also improved the performance of C++ debugging, fixed issues with dark system themes on Linux, and made lots of other improvements

Known issue: QTBUG-126275 on Linux/Wayland in some configurations. The workaround is to start Qt Creator with the environment variable QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb set.

Get Qt Creator 14 Beta

The opensource version is available on the Qt download page under "Pre-releases", and you find commercially licensed packages on the Qt Account Portal. Qt Creator 14 Beta is also available under Preview > Qt Creator 14.0.0-beta1 in the online installer. Please post issues in our bug tracker. You can also find us on IRC on #qt-creator on irc.libera.chat, and on the Qt Creator mailing list.

You can read the Qt Creator Manual in Qt Creator in the Help mode or access it online in the Qt documentation portal.


 


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