File -> New -> Project -> Gradle with Kotlin(Java) selected in additional libraries and frameworks

Kotlin plugin is set to Early Access Preview 1.1

Same thing Dmitry https://www.dropbox.com/s/dybyrip03urv3lb/epic-fail.mov?dl=0

epic-fail, thats harsh

Maybe when user creates gradle project with Kotlin Idea should allow to choose kotlin version, or at least use last stable version, instead EAP

guys, you're using milestone builds of the plugin. all tooling features are backported to 1.0.x updates. there is no reason at all to install an 1.1 version of the plugin and to use it with a stable compiler version

it only makes sense to use the 1.1 version of the plugin if you want to use the new language features added in 1.1

The problem is that it's the default behaviour

what is the default behavior?

using the EAP-1.1 channel is not the default behavior, it's something that you need to choose explicitly

ok, I change to stable and the issue persists

are you sure it actually changed? you can only downgrade manually

you need to download the plugin from https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/6954 and install it manually

Just uninstalled it through the Plugins page

and IntelliJ installed the stable version of the plugin

So the question is how to use the EAP plugin with Gradle

see "how to try it" under https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2016/11/kotlin-1-1-m03-is-here/

So maybe the eap repo should be added automatically if I select eap for the plugin ?

yes, in 1.1 beta this will work out of the box

Ok, the problem was font ligature. I'll try jetbrains JDK and report back.

@yole Cool, thanks

there's fresh 2016.3.2 eap that fixes some freezing main thread related issues

will users of Android Studio 2.3 have to wait for 1.1-M04 to get a working plugin?

i know it's stabilizing now so i'm fine if the answer is yes

@yan @ilya.chernikov ^^

i shouldn't have upgraded, but the dialog was so inviting

@jw Currently there are no plans to update M3. But M4 is going to be out very soon.

yeah i figured as much. thanks for following up!

how to add chain methods wrapping rule to code style?

is it ok to have multiple module, also unrelated, under the same project?