any thoughts on supporting annotation processing natively https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-29152 ?

welp, this is a bug (redundant spread operator). I'm guessing there is a better way to do this?

IntelliJ should add the script runtime automatically behind the scenes IMO.

I’ve got a small problem with IntelliJ, it looks like it’s auto-saving every time I write a single character, but I have it set to auto format on save. So when I hit tab to indent an empty line to write something, it immediately saves and removes my indent... Any idea if I can fix this without removing formatting on Cmd+S?

Is there a way to get IntelliJ to inspect a KLib dependency in a Kotlin Native project (is a Linux x64 KLib) without any errors? Screenshot -

Anyone else have issues with IJ + Java 11 + Kotlin + Windows? With a long command line, IJ suggests enabling "dynamic.classpath", which then causes the app to fail to load classes it should be able to, like

java.sql.Date

.

why does a module appear with a certain icon and the other one does not? Thanks.

Why does a directory use snake_case, while another one doesn't?

How about JetBrains?

my project stopped building and any Kotlin keyword appears as an unresolved reference. Apparently I did nothing. Restarted with no success. I feel like Kotlin support disappeared; how can I check that?

Looks like Kotlin plugin goes berserk when it sees

ElementType.PARAMETER

in

@TypeQualifierDefault({ElementType.FIELD, ElementType.PARAMETER, ElementType.METHOD})

. When I remove it, the errors disappear.

I'm trying to get acquainted to the icons of the autosuggestions of the IDE. So far so good: v is a value, f is an array, italic f is a lambda and that odd thing in second place is an array. So far so good...

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will the

kotlinx-coutines-core

version change with every major kotlin release? more frequently than that?

would there be any reason why the migration tool was recommending 0.27(something)eap instead of 1.0.1 when migrating from an older version?

also, some of my favourite coroutine features are experimental so, in the future - let's say I'm on Kotlin 2.0... I can still keep running good 'ol 1.0.1 coroutines with it? in case they removed these features?

When I press Ctrl+/ to comment out Kotlin code, the

//

are placed at the start of the line instead of the start of the statements. How do I change that? I've googled and searched through settings but I can't find anything.

Can I disable the expression hint intentions somehow? They're always shown first and I keep using them accidentally but they're least important. I cannot find them unter "Intentions" preferences.

It indicates that the parameter is not used. You can reuse the “name”

_

multiple times, for all unused parameters, so you don’t have to think of names for them.

Is there any plugin you would recommend for creating/dealing with javadocs?

Q: has anyone had good success with InteliJ (ultimate, ea distro) using gradle composite builds ? It used to work OK -- not great but OK -- until about 2 months ago then for me It consistantly fails to resolve core dependencies from the included builds -- even dependancies which are replicated in the master build -- This renders the IDE nearly useless Timing wise the seems coorelated to gradle 5+ change to standard configuration names

Not sure where the best place to ask is, so will start here. IntelliJ 2018.3.4 and 2019.1 EAP exhibit this issue. Gradle 4.10.2 and Gradle 5.2.1. build.gradle sets jvmTarget to 1.8. Project compiles fine from CLI. When I import the project into IntelliJ, it’s incorrectly setting the jvmTarget on the module as it remains at 1.6, rather than being set at 1.8. I know this worked correctly in the past, and am not sure when it stopped working. This is a problem with certain inline functions and other things, so IntelliJ always reports errors in a couple of my modules as a result. I can manually change the jvmTarget to workaround it, but everytime I refresh the Gradle project, it obviously gets reverted. Anyone else having issues with this? Have a workaround, or know if there’s a ticket? Because it involves so many things, it’s difficult to search for.

Javadoc containing a link to a Kotlin class works in the editor but it does not appear in the documentation window. Screenshot in thread.

hi - does anyone know how to get the optimize imports in kotlin classes that import java stuff using alphabetical order? it seems to always put the java stuff at the bottom no matter what:

package example

import io.javalin.Javalin
import org.jetbrains.exposed.sql.Database
import java.util.UUID // for some reason at bottom after optimize imports

class Example {
    fun myFun() {
        Database.toString()
        Javalin.create().toString()
        UUID.randomUUID()
    }
}

inellij keeps on komplaining, that i am using a feature not available on jvm 1.6 and i dont know how to get rid of it. Background: Of course the project still builds using gradle on the commandline. also i set the target jvm in the build.gradle. BUT the project is a multiplatform project. the target jvm is set in the kotlin facet for the jvm* sourcesets. so far so good. but the facets for the projects are build like a tree. on the "root node" of the facet tree, which is just called "Kotlin" i can set the target jvm version, too, and when i do, the jsMain-code gets red (yet the problem in jvmMain disappears)

Has anybody experienced strange GPU artifacts with IntelliJ on windows? I am using the USB C port on an XPS 15 (GTX 1050) and renders the IDE useless to the point that I have to restart it at least 3 times each hour 😞

hi. when I create a new Maven project and move on to the path dialog of the new project wizard, the textfield strips the dashes (-) I put in the artifactId. For instance, demo-ejb-project becomes demoejbproject. Is there a way to adjust the pattern used for the project names? I have to handedit the path to reinsert the dashes.

Is it possible to open a browser in intelliJ? Maybe from a Action?

If this annoys you, please add your vote to this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-188507