Highlights of this Release:

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What's New for JIRA Issues

• Create a changelist based on a JIRA issue, assign the issue to yourself and start work, all in a single action.
• Group your JIRA issues by project, type, status, priority or date last updated.
• Use the quick search to find any JIRA issue — the connector matches the issue key as you type.
• Set the number of issues to be displayed on a page.

What's New for Bamboo Builds

• See the full build log in an IDEA window.
• View failed tests and click through from a stack trace directly to the code that failed. The source file opens in the IDEA editor.
• View the changed files, open a changed file in the IDEA editor and view the diffs.
• Re-run or debug failed tests locally.
• Filter your Bamboo builds by server, project or state and then group them by server, project, state or date.
• Get quick access to your builds with the new dynamic search.

What's New for Crucible Reviews

• Perform code reviews directly in the IDEA editor.
• Complete the entire review lifecycle without leaving your development environment.
• Find the reviewed code via the highlighted lines in your editor and the comment annotations in the diff view.
• Filter and group your reviews in the updated Crucible reviews window.

What's New for FishEye Code Insight

• Even if you do not have Crucible, you can now hook up your FishEye server to examine your source and view changesets.
• Open a file in IDEA by supplying its FishEye URL.
• Open a source file in FishEye's web interface, with just one click from IDEA.
• Use the 'copy to clipboard' option to share references to your file with others.