Has anyone seen

An exception occurs during Evaluate Expression Action : More than one package fragment, files: [KtFile: debugFile.kt, KtFile: ConfigProvider.kt] | fragments: [package com.jdiazcano.cfg4k.providers, package com.jdiazcano.cfg4k.providers]

an exception from [this](https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/683c2b0434d0d69c9a4bd85a28c437a71dc2b39b/idea/idea-jvm/src/org/jetbrains/kotlin/idea/debugger/evaluate/KotlinEvaluationBuilder.kt#L178) line (inside kotlin code)

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do i need to worry about inspection issues from build directories? for example:

PluginSpecBuildersFor$f1aa8c20a83a561deeaf97817f973d9f.kt 14 warnings
Line is longer than allowed by code style (> 120 columns)
/home/macropreprocessor/AndroidStudioProjects/kppmaster/buildSrc/build/generated-sources/kotlin-dsl-external-plugin-spec-builders/kotlin/gradle/kotlin/dsl/plugins/PluginSpecBuildersFor$f1aa8c20a83a561deeaf97817f973d9f.kt
     * The `org.gradle.build-announcements` plugin implemented by [org.gradle.api.plugins.announce.BuildAnnouncementsPlugin].

is inlining broken in the latest intellij version?

2 gradle deamons947MB531MB, and 1 maven:106MB? along with IDEA:1.7GB

But it's a #gradle question if you ask me.

Whenever I try to evaluate expression that uses context of lambda in kotlin, it says that it's not captured. How do I deal with it? For example in ktor I want to see what kind of context data is available when I debug post endpoint, but whenever I evaluate expression using

this

it says

this@post is not captured

is there any way to make this a project level setting? "WarningK Native is not yet supported in IDEA internal build system. Please use Gradle to build kpp.linuxMain and tests of kpp.linuxTest (enable 'Delegate IDE build/run actions to Gradle' in Settings)."

"Delegate build to Gradle: (Settings - Build, Execution, Deployment - Build Tools - Gradle - Build and Run using Gradle (default: Idea)). "

when intellij highlights "inappropriate blocking call" in a suspendable function. How does it know which is which? Is there just hardcoded set of libraries, like "highlight if readValue on jackson object mapper"?

from what I can tell there is no way in vanilla IntelliJ to make UML diagrams in for Kotlin classes, correct?

Can I use structural search on Kotlin files? I'm trying to do so from Android Studio and it only has Java as the file type

I have a situation where IntelliJ says that 1.3.21 is installed in the 'Installed' plugin panel, but doesn't allow it to be updated:

how do i save my configurations as when i restart my pc all my configurations disappear

Moving a Kotlin class to a package containing the string

import

is impossible

Hi everyone, Does someone know how can I configure the

qualified names

of my modules on IntelliJ? Or how can I configure the qualified modules names in

.gradle.kts

files? When importing a gradle project I would like it automatically creates the modules tree, but it is not creating it properly. Since the other option

explicit module groups

seems to be something manual, that will disappear in the next project refresh, I would like to create something persistent, that will work across projects re-imports.

Is there any feature/plugin for intellij for triggering a system notification when a run configuration executed... I have run configurations that do build/package/deploy but take a minute or so, if i'm doing something else and intellij is not focused i wont know when operation ended. Having a notification or some sound triggered when run is complete would be nice.

Hi guys, is there a way to refactor next:

data class A(val topProperty: String)

to

data class A(...) { data class B(val innerProperty: String)}

Please stay on topic, this is not IntelliJ general support channel.

What does the little K icon do in the

Variables

tab during debugging?

renamed a package within our Kotlin project and it seems to have broke about everything

anyone have any debugging tips as to why intellij wouldn’t be downloading the sources for my dependency? it’s my own kotlin library i’ve uploaded to our internal artifactory. all the source files appear to be there in a sources jar, and intellij’s gradle is able to resolve and download the dependency, but when i go to actually import the functions it can’t resolve the symbols

Calling a slack administrator. May I suggest the channel be renamed to 'kotlin-intellij-plugin'. Currently, there are a number of intellij specific questions in here that have nothing to do with Kotlin. With a new name, hopefully the intended topic is clearer.

^^ Hey, not sure if this is related directly to IntelliJ, but trying to build a multi-project gradle project (kotlin as src language) and I get this error in IntelliJ Ultimate

Hi all! I’m trying to build Kotlin itself (1.3.30) using IntelliJ Ultimate 2019.1, but the Gradle project import is crashing with some bytecode-related problem and I can’t figure out why. (If this isn’t the right channel, can you let me know where to look?) I am just trying to import the Gradle project per the Kotlin setup instructions, but it crashes on the “Configure build” step, apparently in kotlin-gradle-plugin:dokka, with a “java.lang.VerifyError: Uninitialized object exists on backward branch 302", apparently when trying to create a proxy class for org.jetbrains.dokka.gradle.DokkaTask, and it then spits out a bunch of bytecode. Any ideas? Note that using gradlew from the command line generally works fine, minus a few test failures a few hours into the build process. While I don’t mind using gradlew to do builds, I really do want to get the project imported into the IDE for type completion, navigation, etc.

in idea ultimate i cannot find Diagrams, Generate UML on anything in a multiplatform project i just installed ultimate to use this feature for a small presentation

this is curious.. I have the following

infix operator fun <N> N.minus(other: N): N where N : Number, N : Comparable<N> =
        when {
            this is Byte && other is Byte -> this - other
            this is Short && other is Short -> this - other
            this is Int && other is Int -> this - other
//            this is Long && other is Long -> this - other
//            this is Float && other is Float -> this - other
            else -> error("Invalid operand types")
        } as N

Everything works fine, smart casting is kicking in properly. However if I comment out one the last two lines, then it cast automatically the result to

Any

... ??

I've tried every trick I have found documented and many I have not to get Intellij kotlin "script" to interop properly with Java 1.8. Whether in REPL or in a scratch if its a '.kts' the exact same code that works for .kt files fails with .kts files when I use an inline function that was compiled using jvm 1.8 (as ALL my settings and projects specify). The complaint is the well known "cant use inline bytecode from 1.8 when compiling into 1.6 bytecode pleas use -jvm-target" -- but from inside intellij you cant specify it (I tried -- ,as well as all the settings, facets, hand-editing the .iml files etc no go. Take the exact same .kts file and rename it to ".kt" works fine. Looking in the kotin compiler source doesnt seem to be another global way to fix this -- its got to be passed down through intellij somewhere -- I've put ever variant I can find in my gradle scripts to no affect. My conclusion is that kotlin script compilation doesnt follow the same paths as kotlin compiling. Any suggestions ?

Hey, I get this error every time I load up a kotlin project in intellij and navigate to the main method. I’m unable to type in the error description text box so I can’t submit the report to Jetbrains. I’ve had the same issues with JDK 8 & 12. Has anyone else had this issue with the latest version of the kotlin plugin?

@karelpeeters

val method = result.jsonObject?.get("result")?.asString
            ?: throwInsertionError(result)
        return when (method) {

Idea suggests to simplify

0f == (-0f)

as

false

, which is wrong