Encountered issues with IntelliJ highlighting syntax errors in a Markdown file containing Kotlin code. Made the mistake of disabling edit code inspection and can no longer do an alt+enter on the Kotlin code containing syntax errors. Is there a way to reverse the code inspection and disable syntax checking for Markdown files? IntelliJ is preventing me from doing a Git commit as long as its picking up syntax errors in Markdown files ☹️.

ctrl+shift+a, look for "inspections", go to settings, look for it and reenable it there

Didn't spot anything related to Markdown in Inspections. Might need to report it as an issue. Searching reveals only Markdown editor options being shown, unfortunately there are no settings related to code inspection. Is there anything else I could try to fix the issue?

My Android Studio dont want to copy files from one project to another 😕 this error is always thrown and I have to manually create new file and paste content into it. Is this a known issue? Version: 1.1.51-release-Studio3.0-1

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@Andreas Sinz commented on @david.bilik’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U32TSCHGB/F7Z91SCER/-.txt: Report an issue https://developer.android.com/studio/report-bugs.html

@holgerbrandl https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-21224 done

I'm trying to create a Live Template for Kotlin so I can start with this (where | is the cursor location):

class MyClass {
  companion object {
    log|
  }
}

Then when I press <tab>, it expands to this:

class MyClass {
  companion object {
    private val log = Logger.getLogger(MyClass::class.java)
  }
}

My template looks as follows:

private val log = Logger.getLogger($CLASS$::class.java)$END$

The problem is, there doesn't appear to be any expression I can use for the $CLASS$ variable that does the correct thing. "KotlinClassName" inserts "Companion", "ClassNameComplete" doesn't insert anything. Any ideas how I can get this working?

file an issue please. we need to fix KotlinClassName so it returns the enclosing class name in this situation

there already is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-15320

OK thanks I will do. As a temporary workaround I see that fileNameWithoutExtension sort of works 🙂

i'm alreay do this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43775942/kotlin-in-android-studio

my intellij version is 2017.1.2

idea can convert java tests from junit4 to junit5, is that also planned for tests written in kotlin?

possibly. please file a feature request

done

Wasn’t it possible before to run

*kts

scripts with a module classpath in Intellij before? Now (for release and eap channel) in the run config, there’s no such setting, and as expected scripts relying on any external dependency don’t run. 😕

There’s https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-16802 but not being able to run scripts with dependencies at all, seems a different (and more severe) issue. Is there another ticket?

isn't this https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-11618 which basically never worked? there shouldn't have been any recent changes in this area

Thanks for the pointer. Now it has at least another vote, fingers crossed that it helps.

actually, this already exists

the kotlin style guide indicates that annotations without parameter can be grouped on one line, but still idea code autoformat puts them into separate lines. any way to avoid that? especially for

@Test

annotation i really want them on one line

yes, you can change this in the code style settings

great thanks!

what file do in need to put into git to share code style with my coworkers? right now we just import the gradle file

.idea/codeStyle.xml IIRC

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