Wing Python IDE version 11.0.4 has been released. It adds debugger and code analysis support for Python 3.14, improves Python code analysis and code warnings, and makes a number of other minor improvements.

Wing Python is an IDE with an intelligent editor and debugger that is designed to make interactive Python development fast, accurate, and fun. Wing comes in three versions, a paid-for version with extra features, and a free Python IDE for students and hobbyists that omits the more advanced features of Wing Pro.

Wing 11 split the AI-based tools in the UI into two separate tools,  AI Coder and AI Chat. AI Coder can be used to write, redesign, or extend code in the current editor. AI Chat can be used to ask about code or iterate in creating a design or new code without directly modifying the code in an editor.

The update to Wing 11 includes substantial improvements to Python code analysis, with better support for literals such as dicts and sets, parametrized type aliases, typing.Self, and type of variables on the def or class line that declares them. Generic classes with [...], __all__ in *.pyi files are handled better, as are  subscripts in typing.

The latest release also provides fixes forproblems debugging Django templates, avoids duplicate evaluations of values in the Watch tool, and fixes ruff as an external code checker in the Code Warnings tool, 

This update to Wing Python also adds support for Python 3.14. It also improves the custom key binding assignment user interface, and adds a preference to autosave files when Wing loses focus. 

Wing Python 11.04 is available for download now.

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