LiClipse 11 is now out and includes the newer version of PyDev, which has a whole new debugging mode using sys.monitoring (which translates to a much faster debugging experience overall -- see: https://pydev.blogspot.com/2024/02/pydev-debugger-and-sysmonitoring-pep.html for more details).
Also, it is now based on Eclipse 4.30 -- this time it was actually quite tricky as there are some internal changes to Eclipse itself which had to be changed in a bunch of places (the @Inject is now from jakarta instead of javax and the orbit aggregation site changed).
One pretty important note I haven't commented before is that now LiClipse is signed on Mac OS too (not just Windows).
Unfortunately Eclipse suffers a bit from that because after signing it's expected that nothing inside the .app will change. This means that quite some work was done so that .pyc files are not created inside the app anymore and nothing changes there -- unfortunately at this points additional plugins on top of LiClipse can not be installed when using Mac OS (I'm still researching on alternative approaches here).
On a separate note, it's been quite a while since I haven't posted about LiClipse itself... I guess this boils down to the fact that most of the work ends up happening on PyDev or LiClipseText directly -- but rest assured that work is indeed happening here 😉!
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