cool !

awesome

😢

@miha-x64 commented on @miha-x64’s file : Installing IDEA EAP helped. 🙂

Same issue here... if I don't want to update to IDEA EAP, is there a way to downgrade the Kotlin plugin?

Found it here: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/6954-kotlin

@rocketraman There's a YouTrack ticket for this. Looks like IntelliJ 2017.1 is downloading the 2017.2 plugin. Will probably be fixed soon but in the meantime we can install manually from your link

the android plugin 2.4.0-alpha7 which was the last version compatible with 1.1.3-eap expired today. the demand for a 3.0.0-alpha compatible version is now even higher

@kirillrakhman I overriden the daily override thing in environment variables to avoid this issue since my project doesn't build on 3.0.0-alpha2 On MacOS, I had to run this command in the terminal and I restarted AS 2.4 Preview 7:

launchctl setenv ANDROID_DAILY_OVERRIDE 8d256f619ba96afd1273947e8b8bebea4cb2fd05

📣 📣 📣 EAP build 1.1.3-eap-68 is now available. Includes stability improvements and bug fixes.

other eternal question…“Does it provide Kotlin SAM support” 👀

@efemoney I wouldn't expect any new features before 1.2.0.

on AS 2.4 EAP

the EAP plugins weren't uploaded correctly, we'll reupload them now

The error

Duplicate registration for EP: org.jetbrains.uast.uastLanguagePlugin: original plugin com.intellij, new plugin org.jetbrains.kotlin

happens for me on AS 3.0-3 as well

the plugins have been reuploaded and should install correctly now

Is 1.1.3-eap-68 version compatible with IJ 2017.1.3?

as a rule of thumb, the newest kotlin version is always compatible with the latest stable IJ version.

JB: Can you please add changelog to eap builds on GitHub? Scrolling Slack to find them feels wrong 😊

<https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/releases/tag/build-1.1.3-eap-68>

@kirillrakhman As a rule of thumb yes, but the last one wasn't 🙂

it was if you downloaded the correct version

Apparently I did not. But in my defense, it's IJ that downloads it, not me. 🙂

yes, this was an issue on our side, now resolved

nice,

TODO()

statements are now recognized by intellij 🙂

@nhaarman Please don't call them statements. They are expressions! 😉

mea culpa 😶

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Has there been any discussion of supporting higher-kinded types in Kotlin, or is this on any roadmap?

Isn't on roadmap