What changed in GoLand from 2025 to 2026

12 releases numbered after 2025.3.5.1 up to and including 2026.2.2.1, stable releases only. 2025.3.5.1 and 2026.2.2.1 are the newest stable releases of 2025 and 2026 we track; this page follows them as new ones ship.

20 changes across 12 releases

Added 13

2026.2

  • New Go Optimization tool window with integrated profiling, escape analysis, and struct optimization
  • Run pprof on regular Go applications and monitor CPU and memory usage in real time
  • Apply official go fix recommendations directly from the editor
  • Skills manager for AI features
  • Configurable AI completion providers
  • GitHub Copilot integration
  • Support for the Terraform Testing Framework

2026.1

  • Guided syntax updates for Go 1.26 with editor alerts and quick-fixes
  • Project-wide code modernization with bulk updates and diff preview
  • Terraform Stacks support for managing infrastructure in the IDE
  • Support for multiple AI agents, including Codex and ACP-compatible agents
  • Git worktrees support for working with multiple branches at the same time
  • Native Wayland support for improved Linux experience
Changed 6

2026.2

  • Improved Docker Compose workflows
  • Faster code analysis performance
  • Asynchronous file saving
  • Automatic run configurations
  • Improved Git worktree support

2026.1

  • Updated caret animation and selection behavior for smoother editing
Fixed 1

2026.2.0.1

  • Resolved issues affecting projects containing files stored in cloud-synced folders on Windows that caused repeated project reloads, endless re-imports, and files from disappearing or closing unexpectedly

9 releases in the range carry no categorized changes yet: 2026.2.2.12026.2.22026.2.1.12026.1.52026.2.12026.1.42026.1.32026.1.22026.1.1. Their original notes, where the vendor published any, are below.

Original release notes, newest first

The list above is our reading of these notes; the originals from JetBrains are here, one fold per release.

2026.2.2.1

GoLand 2026.2.2.1 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.2.2

GoLand 2026.2.2 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.2.1.1

GoLand 2026.2.1.1 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.1.5

GoLand 2026.1.5 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.2.1

GoLand 2026.2.1 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.2.0.1

GoLand 2026.2.0.1 is out with the following hotfix: Resolved issues affecting projects containing files stored in cloud-synced folders on Windows IJPL-250709, preventing repeated project reloads, endless re-imports, and files from disappearing or closing unexpectedly. For more details, please refer to the release notes.

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2026.2

GoLand 2026.2 is now available! GoLand 2026.2 helps you build faster, optimize performance, and modernize your Go code with less effort. The new Go Optimization tool window brings profiling, escape analysis, and struct optimization into a single workflow, while support for the official go fix tool helps you apply Go language migrations directly from the editor. The most prominent highlights of this release are:

  • New Go Optimization tool window with integrated profiling, escape analysis, and struct optimization.
  • Run pprof on regular Go applications and monitor CPU and memory usage in real time.
  • Apply official go fix recommendations directly from the editor.
  • Expanded AI features, including the Skills manager, configurable AI completion providers, and GitHub Copilot integration.
  • Improved Docker Compose workflows and support for the Terraform Testing Framework.
  • Better IDE performance with faster code analysis, asynchronous file saving, automatic run configurations, and improved Git worktree support. For a complete rundown of the new features, visit our What's New page.

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2026.1.4

GoLand 2026.1.4 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.1.3

GoLand 2026.1.3 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.1.2

GoLand 2026.1.2 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.1.1

GoLand 2026.1.1 is now available! In this version, we’ve introduced a few minor updates and bug fixes. Please see the release notes for the complete list of fixes and improvements.

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2026.1

GoLand 2026.1 is now available! This release helps you keep your Go code modern and your workflow efficient. You will find guided Go 1.26 syntax updates, expanded AI capabilities with support for more agents, improvements for Terraform workflows, and updates that make everyday development smoother and faster. The most prominent highlights of this release are:

  • Guided syntax updates for Go 1.26 with editor alerts and quick-fixes
  • Project-wide code modernization with bulk updates and diff preview
  • Terraform Stacks support for managing infrastructure in the IDE
  • Support for multiple AI agents, including Codex and ACP-compatible agents
  • Git worktrees support for working with multiple branches at the same time
  • Native Wayland support for improved Linux experience
  • Smoother editing with updated caret animation and selection behavior For a complete rundown of the new features, visit our What's New page.

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