Wing IDE 11.0.1.0

What's new in this version:

AI Assisted Development:
- Wing Pro 11 improves AI assisted development, with support for Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenAI, Perplexity, Mistral, Deepseek, Ollama, and other OpenAI API compatible AI providers. You can ask Wing to implement missing code at the current input position, use AI to improve, rewrite, enhance, or extend existing code by describing the changes that you want to make, or chat about code in order to understand, redesign, or extend it. Example requests include: "add a docstring to this method", "create unit tests for class A", "convert this into a Python generator", and "rewrite this threaded code to instead run asynchronously". Your role changes from writing code manually to directing an intelligent assistant capable of completing a wide range of programming tasks.

Python 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13:
- Wing 10 added support for Python 3.12 and 3.13, including (1) faster debugging with PEP 669 low impact monitoring API, (2) PEP 695 parameterized classes, functions and methods, (3) PEP 695 type statements, and (4) PEP 701 style f-strings. Wing 9.1 added support for Python 3.11.

Package Management with uv and Poetry:
- Wing 11 adds support for package management with uv in the New Project dialog and in the Packages tool in the Tools menu. Wing 10 added support for packagement management with Poetry.

Ruff Code Warnings & Reformatting:
- Wing 10 added support for Ruff as an external code checker in the Code Warnings tool, accessed from the Tools menu. Ruff can also be used as a code reformatter in the Source > Reformatting menu group. Ruff is an incredibly fast Python code checker that can replace or supplement flake8, pylint, pep8, and mypy.

Import Management:
- Wing 9.1 added the ability to auto-enter imports from the auto-completer, eliminating the need to move up and down in a file to add imports while writing new code. The new Imports tool makes it easy to find and remove imports that are unused anywhere in your code.

Code Coverage:
- Wing 9.1 added the ability to track and display code coverage for unit tests, so that you can see how well your tests are exercising your code. Coverage data is also used to determine which previously collected test results are invalidated by edits made to your code, so that tests affected by edits may be re-run sooner in the development process.

Faster Debugging and Unit Testing:
- Wing 9.1 reduced debugger overhead by about 20-50% in Python 3.7+. The exact amount of performance improvement you will see depends on the nature of the code that is being debugged and the Python version that you are using. Wing 9.1 also substantially speeds up running unit tests in projects with large numbers of unit tests and when tests produce a large amount of output.

Streamlined Light and Dark Theming:
- Wing 9.1 allowed configuring a light and dark theme independently (on the first Preferences page) in order to make it easier to switch between light and dark modes. Two new light themes New Light and Faerie Storm have been added, and switching display modes should be faster and smoother visually.

Other Recent Improvements:
- Improved Python code analysis
- Improved custom key binding assignment UI
- New preference to auto-save files when Wing loses the application focus
- Allow clearing Recent menus
- Quick toggle between stack frames for innermost project and test files
- Support for running the IDE on arm64 Linux
- Show auto-invocation arguments for methods of super()
- Add Run Not-Yet-Run Tests option to the Testing menu
- Improve New Project support for Docker, Django, and other environments
- Fix a number of issues affecting multi-threaded debugging
- Improve reliability of remote development across network failures
- Improve keyboard navigation of Search in Files results
- Fix some issues in auto-editing and auto-spacing
- Improved Diff/Merge tool
- Improved auto-imports UI
- Updated UI localizations for German, French, and Russian
- New AI-generated UI localization for Spanish