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clion did not start after update. The issue was for certain files there was no update made, but the new versions were saved as *.pacnew. I had to manually rename following files in /opt/clion/bin

mv clion64.vmoptions clion64.vmoptions.old
mv clion64.vmoptions.pacnew clion64.vmoptions
mv idea.properties idea.properties.old
mv idea.properties.pacnew idea.properties

maybe it would be better instead of saving new files as *.pacnew the old files should be renamed into something and the new files should be used.

You must install the clion-jre package (strongly recommended, and part of the package set in this PKGBUILD) or jre-openjdk.

same for me, this package is broken.

I install Clion successfully, but when I run clion I meet a mistake as follows

Cannot find a runtime

Caused by:
    Runtime not found

Please try to reinstall the IDE.
For support, please refer to https://jb.gg/ide/critical-startup-errors

➜ ~ yay -S clion AUR Explicit (1): clion-1:2024.1.4-1 Sync Make Dependency (1): rsync-3.3.0-2 :: (0/1) Failed to download PKGBUILD: clion -> error fetching clion: You are not currently on a branch. Please specify which branch you want to rebase against. See git-pull(1) for details.

git pull <remote> <branch> 
     context: exit status 1

Please add clion-cmake and clion-gdb to optdepends. They are needed to get older versions compatible with CLion. They probably could be added to depends.

I had the same issue with stl containers and I have fixed it by installing clion-eap and clion-eap-gdb

I had the same problem as god, the debugger wasn't displaying stl containers correctly. When I tried to enable the bundled gdb and cmake, there was no option. Installing clion through jetbrains-toolbox fixed the problem.

Thanks for providing the aarch64 source! Sadly, it doesn't work due to the build step unconditionally using the "${_dlname}-${pkgver}.tar.gz" archive, while on aarch64 that would be "${_dlname}-${pkgver}-aarch64.tar.gz"