WebStorm 2026.2 is out!
Large TypeScript codebase? This release has your back.

TS 7 ships out of the box, no migration needed. We tested it on Kibana, and project load time went from ~12s to ~3s.
What’s more, GitHub Copilot is now natively integrated (no plugin setup required), s manager lets your AI agents carry knowledge of your stack across every project and session.

Check out the new version to discover all the updates: jb.gg/vz7c4w

Jul 16, 2026 · 3:06 PM UTC

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@WebStormIDE Finally the long awaited test on the largest open source TS project🙌🙏
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@WebStormIDE Large TypeScript codebases still punish cold starts so that drop is actually huge
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@WebStormIDE Is copilot native integration just on the agent level? Or completions functionality as well?
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@WebStormIDE built something similar for ai coding agents, forge handles ts projects from a single prompt — forgee.xyzforgee.xyz
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@WebStormIDE getStoData = async(globalStosMap = new Map<string, ISto[]>(), isPlan: boolean = false): Promise<IStoDataResult> => { } this typescript syntax not recognized by webstorm and getting syntax error.
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@WebStormIDE I wonder if new typescript can be used in an angular project on the ide level. Or it would crash the engine due to incompatibility.
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@WebStormIDE You guys cooked, the terminal integration with Claude / Codex is a noticeable upgrade.
A lot of small UX fixes that are great to see. Thank you 🙏
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