Has any one had troubles upgrading to intellij 2018.2.6 and the folder

buildSrc

now not linking things properly? I updated yesterday and since then (even rolling back) can't make it compile (it works with the CLI, so not really a problem)

does anyone know what the Share checkbox does here?

Hey guys, what do you think might be the reason for intellij not indexing some external library added through gradle (kotlin dsl) (ktor in this case)

compile(group = "io.ktor", name = "ktor", version = "1.0.0")

and what can I do to quickly fix it (invalidate and restart did not help 😞 ) ?

isnt a class within another class in kotlin always an inner class? And thus for the refactoring one would suddenly need to get the outer instance from somewhere

Holy moly. What witchcraft is this? IntelliJ will, on an await call, actually statically check the job that you're awaiting, and give you an "Unreachable Code" warning if that job will always fail? That's either some very specific inspection or some seriously impressive general static analysis

Is there any way to get hide/show all the extra stacktraces and initializations in the Intellij Ultimate test pane?

Maybe IntelliJ doesn’t recognise Kotlin Gradle scripts yet.

We’re regularly running into trouble with IntelliJ’s handling of extension functions in companions, this bug https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-15286

I do that (but define it as an extension of Unit which is the only case where this matters I think) But it would be nice to use a language feature

Hello, World! Is it really a fact that “search structurally” doesn’t work with Kotlin?

When I get error messages during build from gradle, I can jump to the file by clicking on the file name. But for some reason IDEA does not recognize the line number:

/Users/burkhard/Projects/Kotlin/kotlin-graphics/glm/glm/src/main/kotlin/glm_/vec2/Vec2.kt: (128, 9): ‘to’ hides member of supertype ‘Vec2t’ and needs ‘override’ modifier

Is there any way to configure gradle or intellij so that it jumps to the right line as well?

it's not really kotlin related but I guess others had the problem as well (I hope someone knows a fix). I updated intellij to 2018.3 and cannot longer start the terminal within intellij, it fails with "failed to start..."

Is there a way to make a live template that gets the current module package?

Trying to get familiar with project directory structure... getting "package directive doesn't match file location" inspection error. This Stackoverflow post claims that IntelliJ doesn't support the current recommended Kotlin coding conventions, but that doesn't seem right, given how it's the flagship Kotlin IDE. https://stackoverflow.com/a/52538331/9585

Q: when I write a

data class

with multiple properties in the constructor, all of them are marked as used (not greaied-out) even when none are used in the code ("Find usages" returns empty). Removing the

data

modifier returns things to normal. Is this a bug or intended behavior? How can I quickly see unused data-class properties?

When will the intellij debugger finally work properly with coroutines? Right now debugging any coroutine-based code is really annoying.

Slightly annoyed that the errors and warnings kotlinc spits out cannot be copy/pasted to be opened in intellij Now:

/oss/gradle-release/src/main/groovy/net/researchgate/release/ReleasePlugin.kt: (19, 1): you did something wrong

What it could be:

/oss/gradle-release/src/main/groovy/net/researchgate/release/ReleasePlugin.kt:19:1 : you did something wrong

Are Kotlin scratch files broken in the latest version, or is it just my project? Getting "good code red":

Cannot access script base class 'kotlin.script.templates.standard.ScriptTemplateWithArgs'. Check your module classpath for missing or conflicting dependencies

-- I'm not seeing any issues with the module classpath...

I attached the debugger to my running process (using the Debug button inside the run window) and the "Resume Program" button is disabled. I can only get it to continue by detaching (closing) the debugger. Is that normal for attached processes?

Where does

PREFERRED_PROJECT_CODE_STYLE

suddenly come from and how du I turn it off so that my individual code style configuration's name doesn't end in Git? Note that I've activated

Project

code style, so I haven't even set mine for the project 🤔

codeStyleConfig.xml

<component name="ProjectCodeStyleConfiguration">
  <state>
    <option name="USE_PER_PROJECT_SETTINGS" value="true" />
    <option name="PREFERRED_PROJECT_CODE_STYLE" value="Marc" />
  </state>
</component>

I noticed that when you merge and get conflicts, while you are resolving them working on a class (with the three view: local, result and remote) if you aren't done with it and you want quickly close it and check some other class, once you close it, you cant open it again: it's gone from the list of conflicted files..

Which should I prefer when creating a new project 'explicit module groups' or 'qualified names'?

I have two identical inline extension functions on

Collection<...>

. The only difference is one is on

Collection<String>

and the other is

Collection<Closeable>

. IntelliJ complains they have the same signature on JVM. Even though they are inline functions?

In Java there is an inspection which highlights failed method calls or assertions in tests (

TestFailedLineInspection

class). Are there any plans to have something similar for Kotlin (or :youtrack: issue to vote for)?

is there a configuration to somehow highlight access to properties or values with Java Platform type besides displaying hints? e.g. if I have a :java: bean

class JavaBean {
    private String a;
    public String getA() { return this.a; }
}

I want access in :kotlin: to be marked somehow, e.g. weak warning or underline or color

I think it's worth reporting on kotl.in/issue, yes

Hello! I have a jar file which I want to decompile. I installed the jd-intellij but sadly haven't used it before...and can't find a way to invoke it from the terminal. Can anyone please tell me how to use it. Thanks a lot.

how do you refactor change signature of a java method so that kotlin knows if it is

?

or not ? if I change

double

to

@Nullable Double

then in the kotlin code it becomes

@Nullable Double?

and then i must do a search and replace. This is for the return value but from past experience I think that happens in parameters as well

The intellij idea is not recognising my Android pie device to install the app. Any help is appreciated!