I fiddled around the other day, blew away my .idea etc and the problem disappeared for a short time, then re-appeared, so I think it's something to do with sync between gradle and intellij's ideas of what modules are

I've tried all the obvious things like tweaking the gradle "source sets as modules" setting, but that didn't help (the other value of the setting just broke things in different ways)

I've tried invalidating caches, cleaning builds, etc, all the usual stuff. No dice.

What I need to know is which files in .idea are critical for defining the module boundaries where internal is enforced. Note that the thing compiles fine via gradle, so this is purely an IDE sync/interop problem.

Also relevant: we have checked into vcs our .idea/compiler.xml file (I think to do with trying to set the -parameters switch on the javac compiler but I forget the details)

can i appeal again for some help tracking down this modules/internal issue i have? no matter what i try, it goes away only for a short time at most and then it's back

my ide compiler has been broken for a couple of months as a result 😞

it would be good to have docs on how intellij, gradle and the compiler "understand" modules, as intellij sees test and main as two different modules. so it makes sense test could not access internal code in main. yet, clearly, it works. so there must be some special case or magic trick that ensures the compiler knows these two "modules" are actually to be treated as one for access checks.

I’m sorry I can’t help you right now but some jetbrains developpers will probably help you, did you make an issue on the youtrack ?

i did. unfortunately i don't know how to reproduce the problem reliably so that was no use.

hence why i'm asking for interactive help ...

ah ha. a team mate has a related issue and his fix works. seems like i have enough info for a bug report now, i hope

gradle sync corruption of intellij files 😞

Hey, what’s the proper way of sharing Kotlin code style settings in repo for projects that are supposed to be Gradle imported? I’ve tried adding

.idea/codeStyleSettings.xml

to my repo but then IntelliJ doesn’t allow importing the project unless I let it overwrite the

.idea

directory

use open not import, iirc

open won’t load the project model from Gradle unfortunately

i think it will pop up a gradle sync notification in the bottom right?

i recall asking JB about this before and i was told one of the options was basically broken, unsupported and should be removed, although it never was. i think the broken one was import.

didn’t see any notifications, let me try again

First TODO not gets highlighted. Is it a known issue?

@mikehearn I think we suffer from the same bug. A development workaround (even with latest idea eap) is setting kotlinVersion to 1.1.1 in build.gradle if you are not aware.

huh. 1.1.1 instead of 1.1.2 you mean?

Yes

i'll try that! thanks!

@yole commented on @miha-x64’s file : no, please file YT issue

With Live Templates: Does anyone know if you can add a default value, but if it is left as the default value remove it entirely? My usage is with annotations. Allow for them to declare fields, but if they dont specify any remove the parenthesis

@spand you are right. that also appears to fix it. regression in 1.1.2 then

Come on, how about giving me a hint about what's going on? Why is setting up a Kotlin project always such a PITA?

trying Configure Kotlin in Project only throws

There aren't any configurators available

. WTH does that mean? no error in the event log, no stacktrace, nothing.