Supported JetBrains IDEs

Cloud Code supports the following JetBrains IDEs, version 2022.3+ or later:

• IntelliJ IDEA (Ultimate and Community Editions)
• PyCharm (Professional and Community Editions)
• WebStorm
• GoLand
• Limited support for Rider
• Limited support for Android Studio

The following table displays the general Cloud Code features available in the supported IDEs.

	IntelliJ IDEA Community and Ultimate	PyCharm	WebStorm	GoLand	Rider	Android Studio
Automanage the gcloud CLI
Manage other dependencies (minikube, Skaffold, kubectl)

Code with Gemini Code Assist assistance

Cloud Code integrates with Gemini Code Assist, an AI-powered collaborator, to simplify development.

Gemini Code Assist in Cloud Code is available in the following JetBrains IDEs, version 2023.3+ or later:

	AppCode	CLion	DataGrip	GoLand	IntelliJ IDEA Community, Educational, and Ultimate	PhpStorm	PyCharm Community and Professional	Rider	WebStorm	Android Studio
Prompt Gemini Code Assist for code completions										*
Get Gemini Code Assist inline suggestions while you code										*
Chat with Gemini Code Assist										*

*Android Studio contains its own built-in version of Gemini Code Assist, which uses a different model specifically trained for Android Studio tasks.

Working with Kubernetes

The following table displays the Kubernetes features available in the supported IDEs.

	IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate	IntelliJ IDEA Community	PyCharm	WebStorm	GoLand	Rider	Android Studio
Create a Kubernetes app from a sample
Develop / deploy a Kubernetes app
Debug a Java Kubernetes app
Debug a NodeJs Kubernetes app	*
Debug a Python Kubernetes app	*		**
Debug a Go Kubernetes app	*
Run a Kubernetes app
View app logs

*Available if the correct language plugin is installed

**Pycharm Professional edition only (not Community or Education editions)

Working with Cloud Run

The following table displays the Cloud Run features available in the supported IDEs.

	IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate	IntelliJ IDEA Community	PyCharm	WebStorm	GoLand	Rider	Android Studio
Create a service from a sample
Develop a service locally
Debug a Java service locally
Debug a NodeJs service locally	*
Debug a Python service locally	*
Debug a Go service locally	*
Deploy a service
View service logs

*Available if the correct language plugin is installed

Working with App Engine

Caution: As of January 31, 2024, Java 8 support for App Engine has ended, and will be deprecated on January 31, 2026. As a result, Cloud Code disables App Engine by default. To enable App Engine in your IDE, navigate to Settings > Google Cloud Code > App Engine. Due to the upcoming deprecation of App Engine, we don't recommend creating new App Engine projects. For more information about App Engine deprecations, see Feature deprecations. For more information about the runtime support schedule for App Engine, see Runtime support schedule.

The following table displays the App Engine features available in the supported IDEs.

	IntelliJ IDEA Community and Ultimate	PyCharm	WebStorm	GoLand	Rider	Android Studio
Run and debug a Standard app	*	*				*
Deploy a Standard app	*	*				*
Create a Flexible App Engine app
Deploy a Flexible app	*	*				*

*App Engine support for Java 8 will be deprecated soon.

Other features

The following table displays other features available in the supported IDEs that weren't covered in the other tables.

	IntelliJ IDEA Community and Ultimate	PyCharm	WebStorm	GoLand	Rider	Android Studio
Create custom sample apps
Manage secrets
Browse and enable APIs
Add Cloud API libraries into Maven projects (automatically)
Build and code snippets
Manage Cloud client libraries
Manage VMs
Browse files in Cloud Storage
Use Cloud Source Repositories
Manage Cloud SQL databases

Get support

To submit feedback or report an issue in your IntelliJ IDE, go to Tools > Cloud Code > Help / About > Submit feedback or report an issue to report an issue on GitHub.