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0.3.0 General Notes Gradle Script Kotlin v0.3.0 significantly improves the support for Kotlin based projects and it is expected to be included in the upcoming Gradle 3.0 RC1. The features in this release are also available for immediate use within the latest Gradle Script Kotlin distribution nightly. To use it, upgrade your Gradle wrapper in the following fashion: $ cd $YOUR_PROJECT_ROOT $ gradle wrapper --gradle-distribution-url...

Is there any support for init.gradle, or init.gradle.kts?

Is there some documentation available for the kotlin gradle script thing? or is the stuff in the github repo all there is right now? 🙂

@richodemus: yeah, documentation is in the combination of the

samples

dir and release notes for now. Feel free to ask specific questions here for anything you don't find answers to there.

ok, in the ample project hello-kotlin I see some variable called extra, is that just a map that kind of acts like a storage for global variables?

Is anyone else having issues using the latest grade-scripts-kotlin samples repo and the kotlin 1.1-M01 plugin? I just updated everything, installed the plugin, and can get the gradle samples to run through gradle. But, I can't get code completion to work in the IDE, itself. Not sure how to troubleshoot this, at this point.

I've restarted, invalidated caches, and not sure where else to go.

Hi. I started to use Kotlin-Gradle-script and have a question: is there a way to exclude some packages from dependencies, like in Groovy-Gradle?

compile("org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-web") {

exclude module: "spring-boot-starter-tomcat"

}

compile("org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-jetty")

@kevinm-m: do you get any error messages in the event log?

@neuromancer_2501: there is but it’s not as convenient as Groovy-Gradle at this point, you can cast the return value of

compile(“…”)

to

ModuleDependency

and use the exclude method:

(compile(“…”) as ModuleDependency).apply {
    exclude(mapOf(“module” to “spring-boot-starter-tomcat”))
}

@bamboo: There are no errors in the event log. The build.gradle.kts is just showing everything as an unresolved reference and none of the gradle packages appear to be in the classpath. Did I miss a step? I thought the import was supposed to handle this.

@bamboo: Maybe I am confused. I thought the imports were done implicitly by the IDE. Adding

org.gradle.api.plugins.*

resolves the issue, but I thought the samples were leaving that out for a reason.

@kevinm-m: the samples should import cleanly as they are with the Kotlin 1.1-M01 plugin

try this: close the project, select import project then point IDEA to samples/hello-world/settings.gradle

if IDEA asks to remove the existing project files, say yes

@bamboo: Just to be thorough, I'm using build #IU-162.1121.32 (IDEA Ultimate 2016.2)

No warning about removing project files, but that did the trick. So, should I always import from the settings.gradle file?

that seems more reliable but I don’t understand why

probably cache related

works for me 👍

sometimes IDEA will recognise the directory as a Gradle project and import cleanly

but pointing to settings.gradle always works for me

Yeah, I was hoping invalidating caches would cause it to recognize it. I was also wondering how to verify that the project/modules are recognized as Gradle. I don't see Gradle listed in the frameworks or facets, and I guess I don't know enough about the project structure to verify what the plugin is doing. Or, would I not see it anywhere?

you would be able to use the Gradle tool window

and if the project has dependencies, those would be visible as “Gradle: …” libraries under the project structure

Good to know. I did have the tool window before, but it must've been in a strange state, where the libraries weren't added. Anyways, all of this is awesome and thanks a lot for the help.

👍

v0.3.1 Release version 0.3.1

0.3.1 General Notes Gradle Script Kotlin v0.3.1 significantly improves code assistance performance in IDEA (check out samples/README.md for instructions on installing the latest development version of the Kotlin plugin). The features in this release are also available for immediate use within the latest Gradle Script Kotlin distribution nightly. To use it, upgrade...