Theme claims to be incompatible with the current IntelliJ EAP 2022.1 about jetbrains

[WhiteVermouth]

Upgrade to v1.13.0

[WhiteVermouth]

@tsdh Thanks for your advice. Check out v1.13.1. Now only the minimum IntelliJ version is required, in v1.13.1 it is 2021.1, and as expected it will always be compatible with the future IntelliJ IDE by default even if it is not released now.

[mozesa]

Same here!
But I found a workaround:

• disable it
• restart the IDE
• enable it and enjoy it as long as you don't restart the IDE

[WhiteVermouth]

And yes, it's intentional that I restrict the IntelliJ versions the theme would be compatible with. Because breaking changes from JetBrains may crash the plugin.

[tsdh]

@WhiteVermouth Would crashing the plugin result in anything different from a user's POV? I guess it would not crash the complete IDE. And do incompatibilities resulting in crashes occur really that often?

I for one could live with some crashes on upgrading to a new EAP version. I mean, there are plenty of IntelliJ components which sometimes crash and you get an "IDE error occurred" notification. Having one notification more wouldn't be the straw that breaks the camel's back.

IMHO, the inconvenience of using a theme one is not used to is bigger than a crash notification every few month. I mean, the coloring of a theme conveys semantic meaning, i.e., it allows to distinguish fields from locals, etc. So if my beloved Dracula theme doesn't load although it technically could, that's annoying.

Anyway, that's obviously up to you to decide. I'm fine with any decision but will file a new "version bump" bug more promptly in the future. ;-)

[tsdh]

Thank you, and thanks a lot for this great theme!