Any way to still be able to use functions that have a JVM "Platform Clash" Like these 2 fun List<A>.do() {} fun List<B>.do() {}

There is not. Those two methods have the exact same signature to the JVM because of type erasure

I just remembered seeing this once -- forget where, and it seems to work: @JvmName("doA") fun list<A>.do() {}

Right, I was just about to mention 😅

@JvmName

lets the Kotlin compiler use a different name in bytecode to avoid clashes

The docs cover this usage here: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/java-to-kotlin-interop.html#handling-signature-clashes-with-jvmname

is there some kotlin crypto lib or do I have to mess with java apis?

does anybody have experience with @JmsListeners and coroutines? i cant seem to make the listen function a coroutine

I was looking for some way to align code:

fields

and

variables

in Kotlin files but there is no option in Intellij. Any alternative plugin or etc ...? In Java files there is the option: Editor | Code style | Java | Wrapping and Braces | Group Declarations | Align Variables

I'm basically using a class as a simple holder of data, but I don't actually need any of the generated data class methods. The class is just the primary constructor declaration with no body. As a dataclass, this is fine, but as a normal class I get warnings: "Property foo is never used". I don't understand the reasoning here.

Can we launch Kotlin REPL with a keyboard shortcut?

Different Module is actually used in Runtime.

In other words. I want to access the object I created during

compile time

in

Runtime

i am running into this weirdness with the kotlin plugin, but only on CI (github actions)

* What went wrong:
Plugin [id: 'org.jetbrains.kotlin.jvm'] was not found in any of the following sources:

- Gradle Core Plugins (plugin is not in 'org.gradle' namespace)
- Plugin Repositories (plugin dependency must include a version number for this source)

and apoprently @Rodrigo Silva faces a similar issue on a project they reopened after a while is there anything weird going on with the repositories ?

Hello. What's wrong with the new Kotlin plugin for IDEA? When I right-click on a selection in a code editor, not only IDEE freezes for minutes but the whole system (Ubuntu) freezes.

Working is impossible

How do i go back to the previous version?

I can't even close the IDE and I can barely type few words here

Hi all, Is there any plan to get debuggable private suspend functions back? It seems pretty annoying to me that breakpoints are not stopping in private suspend functions. I’ve updated to Kotlin 1.4.0 and still failing. Any plan to fix this? maybe 1.5.0? Here the issue https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-27810 Thank you!

Is a new Kotlin plugins dependency coming out with 1.4.0?

implementation("org.gradle.kotlin:plugins:1.3.6")

is causing incompatibilities with the 1.4.0 Kotlin Gradle plugin because it depends upon 1.3.72. I guess this is the same as the

kotlin-dsl

plugin.

in kotlin dsl you can just use

kotlin("jvm") version "1.4.0"

for the plugin or

kotlin("jvm", "1.4.0")

for the dependency afaik

you no longer have to worry about stdlib

I wasn't asking in reference to stdlib, but rather writing Gradle plugins with Kotlin. The issue is using

kotlin-dsl

to author plugins with Kotlin is still using 1.3.72. I'm wondering what I need to replace my dependencies with.

Then you might get better answers from gradle resources since both kotlin dsl as of gradle plugin API is maintained by gradle

Thanks, I'll try with them.

would be maybe a better start

I have a question, if I would be committing bad practices in a case: Sometimes I have to create some objects that I only use in 1 class. With Kotlin I can create them as

data objects

and make it less verbose(1 line) and save it in the same file of the class or view. Experiences with these cases and suggestions? Possible Errors? PD: In Java separated it from the file as it is a rather verbose language, I'm testing this approach with Kotlin. Sample Code:

data class InputChooseFolder(val label: Label, val input: TextField, val btnFolder: Button){}
class Portal : View {
   // call InputChooseFolder() constructor
}

That's kinda what data classes are there for. If you just need a struct of values, then there's no reason to write out a whole class

trying to mock a java interface which is what I think the issue is.

Ktor 1.4.0 released but there are no sources on Maven central https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/io/ktor/ktor-client-core/1.4.0/ does anyone know why, and where do I get them?