Hello Evgeniy, I hope you are well.

I tend to use a lot of Array.forEach() loops when I know it's a small list and need to inspect every index. So, there is no need to break for example. (In that case, I'd use for i or for in.)

Here's my problem: when I'm using forEach() on known types, the IntelliJ shows T as the type. This issue does not occur with Array.filter().

Is there a way to fix this? It's not a huge problem, but I love the type of validation IntelliJ does with your plugin.

Note: This doesn't occur on all instances of forEach. Running it for fl.documents works fine. Running it for fl.documents,getTimeline().layers does not.

Plugin got broken in 2019.3 EAP1. It would be great if you could update. Thank you.

They've done it to you again! Hope you are doing well, sir.

Plugin 'JSFL Support' (version '4.3.1') is not compatible with the current version of the IDE, because it requires build 222.* or older but the current build is IU-223.7571.182

Hi, since the 2024.1 has been rolled out, the plugin is not longer working cause it's built using the version 233, but now is 241+.

Could you please update it to the latest build versione please?