1.2.0

• Requires IntelliJ IDEA 203 (2020.3)
• Breaking: Removed unsafe assumed constructor functionality (#12)
• Lua 5.4 support: <const> and <close> local variables and corresponding immutability inspections.
• Removed 'Recognize global name as type' plugin option as its use encourages unsafe development practices.
• Added new setting "Unknown type (any) is callable" which is enabled by default. For stricter type safety it's suggested you disable this option.
• Added an "Illegal inheritance" inspection which will report inheritance cycles and inheritance from primitives.
• Substantially improved (more refined) problem annotations on deeply nested table literals (#11 and more.)
• Ensured inspections are re-run in more situations when variable types or type definitions are modified.
• Improved lookup performance for locally scoped types, currently just generic types.
• Performance improvements when dealing with types defined in the non-working file.
• Jump to definition behavior for fields that are members of a table, table<K, V> or V[].
• Added proper descriptions for every Luanalysis inspection.
• Improved mouse-over pop-up docs for table literals that will be interpreted as a shape.
• Only a subset of inspections are now run against files with the extension .def.lua e.g. return statement inspections are not run against functions
• Improved inspections for missing arguments and colon/period function calls e.g. "Missing self argument. Did you mean to call the method with a colon?"
• Corrected stdlib definitions for string.find()
• Corrected stdlib definitions for next, ipairs and pairs.
• Improved type safety of stdlib io module methods.
• Improved stdlib math.random() definition. Contributed by Omniraptor
• Improved stdlib string.gsub() definition. Contributed by Omniraptor
• Fixed several related bugs that could cause Luanalysis to get into a state where it was unable to recognise both user and in-built types.
• Fixed issue where shape inspections were appearing on table literals subject to a type cast (#14)
• Static analysis now correctly handles use of parentheses to restrict multiple return values to just the first value.
• Fixed handling of iterators.
• Improved formatting/consistency of complex types displayed in the UI.
• function type is now treated as returning any...
• Fixed use of @overload in @class definitions that do not proceed a variable declaration/assignment.
• Smarter union behavior that eliminates duplicate/covariant types from the union. This tends to result in much simple error message.
• Fixed handling of some situations where table literals ought to be interpreted as arrays, but were not.