I have, though it can be hard to know if something exists since I don't know exactly what it would be called

If it indeed doesn't exist, I can file it

You could also look in the Keymap since that will list all things that can be bound to keys

you should create a feature request

When I type `/**`+Enter inside a Java class/interface, IntelliJ creates a Javadoc block with all parameters, return value and exceptions. In a Kotlin interface, this doesn't happen. Am I doing something wrong or is the feature just missing?

this feature is intentionally not implemented. the recommended documentation style is to refer to parameters from documentation comment text using square brackets

Ah, so there is no dedicated entry per parameter, and instead the parameters should become clear from the 'overall' documentation of the method?

yes, that’s how we write the docs

OK, I will try doing that as well then 🙂 Thanks!

anyone know if there's a good way to point idea at a jar so you can dig through decompiled classes? or is my only real option to figure out how to make it a dep of a project and then do that

how is that a Kotlin question?

it's not remotely

Created a new Gradle project (none of the languages/frameworks are ticked) in IntelliJ, updated the Gradle wrapper to v4.4, replaced the build.gradle and settings.gradle files with their Gradle Kotlin DSL counterparts, however the IDE doesn't appear to be doing a Gradle refresh after clicking the button in the Gradle window 🙁. Using the same procedure in IntelliJ 2017.2 worked just fine, however it doesn't work in IntelliJ 2017.3. Really strange, absolutely no Gradle tasks showing in the Gradle window 😕 . Doing a Gradle build (

./gradlew build

) in the terminal works without any issues. The kt source file has been given the green tick however the Kotlin standard lib isn't showing up under the External Libraries tree node in the Project window, IntelliJ is using a different JDK (OpenJDK v1.7) from the one that was specified (Oracle JDK v1.8), and the Structure window is displaying an error, bizarre!

so uh, any way to make the kotlin plugin more responsive to changes, and not puke the whole file on a 1 line syntax error?

like how java is

@xenoterracide uploaded a file:

I use to be able to import top level functions defined in my module within the Kotlin REPL, but now, even though the autocomplete inserts the import line, it just reports

unresolved reference

.

Is there way to replace jetbrains annotations @NotNull with android annotations with @NonNull when method is autogenerated?

Do IDEA or AS support

@javax.annotation.ParametersAreNonnullByDefault

?

We added it to project but inspections are still reporting null issues

Should it work if I override method where param declared as

@NonNull

and I don’t specify annotation for the param?

the inspections have options and let you pick the default annotation type

Can you point where?

When I have an

open

function and I override it in a subclass, I’m not able to have IntelliJ show me a list of classes overriding the function (from the superclass). Is this a bug or is there a special way to do this? It seems to work fine from Java classes

I’m trying to build the latest HEAD of intellij-community using IDEA Ultimate 2017.3.2. I’m getting this error:

Could not HEAD '<http://repo.labs.intellij.net/plugins-gradle-org/org/apache/httpcomponents/httpcore/4.4.4/httpcore-4.4.4.pom>'

and indeed http://repo.labs.intellij.net/plugins-gradle-org/org/apache/httpcomponents/httpcore/4.4.4/httpcore-4.4.4.pom is down

because repo.labs.intellij.net doesn’t work

@shawwn uploaded a file:

Is it possible to change File templates for new tests? It seems that if I use Create New Test option for class, it generates java file and then convert it to kotlin .. but i would like to add some kotlin-specific things to this file