All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- Support for IntelliJ 2023.3
- Support for IntelliJ 2023.2
- Support for IntelliJ 2023.1
- Support WHERE in pattern elements
- Allow numbers to be written in queries in scientific (exponential) notation
- Add support for CALL subqueries (#20)
- Remove unneeded hardcoded functions (#55)
- Remove unnecessary aggregation on relationship types, which might fail metadata retrieval (#51)
- Fail gracefully when retrieving function metadata for Neo4j 3.x (#51)
- Support new syntax for CREATE INDEX commands (#45)
- Add scrollbars to new database panel (#44)
Various internal improvements (e.g. using Testcontainers, enabling GitHub actions) and refactorings.
- Don't show Cypher autocompletion in comments (#4)
- Support existential and count subqueries (#24)
- Support connections to named databases
- Fail gracefully when retrieving metadata for Neo4j 3.x (#21)
- Renamed notification group for update activity (#16). This fixes possible NullPointerExceptions on IDE startup.
- Upgraded Neo4j driver to 5.2.0
- Added support for current Bolt URI schemes (https://neo4j.com/docs/bolt/current/driver-api/#uri-schemes)
- Added authentication choice (either "No auth" or "User & Password") in the data source wizard.
- Fixed bugs related to application services being retrieved as project services.
- Add support for IntelliJ 2022.3
- First release of the Graph Database plugin, based on the "Graph Database Support" plugin developed by Neueda Technologies, Ltd.
- Support for Gremlin data sources (such as CosmosDB)
- Tracking via Google analytics
This plugin is based on the 'Graph Database Support plugin' developed by Neueda Technologies, Ltd. The original plugin has not been updated in a long time. This plugin has been updated to run with modern versions of IntelliJ and related IDEs. Just like the original plugin, it supports Neo4j and Cypher data sources; however, support for Gremlin data sources (such as Cosmos DB) has been dropped.