When I import a project (from build.gradle.kts), IntelliJ thinks that Spring Boot classes are all final and need to be opened

even although the spring boot plugin and kotlin plugin are in the build.gradle.kts

Known issue?

Don't you need the allopen plugin for that?

The allopen plugin is automatically brought in with the org.jetbrains.kotlin.plugin.spring plugin

although you can pull it in directly if you wish

Hey gents, I got bounced here by Cedric from #kobalt, the kobalt build tool uses non-ascii characters to draw some ascii boxes and other such command-line formatting shinanigens, but from intelliJ it renders as a bunch of question marks. Any idea how I can get this working?

@Czar commented on @groostav’s file : Change the console font in IntelliJ settings to a font which does have these characters.

@Czar commented on @groostav’s file : My gotos are Fira Code and DejaVu Sans Mono as a fall back

is this the ubuntu bash shell front btw?

its nice

?

ubuntu’s default terminal font is Ubuntu Mono

This is about those frame-border characters, right? So we can quickly try it?

When typing

.us

on an

Autoclosable

reference in Android Studio 3.0 with kotlin-sdtlib-jdk7:1.2.10, I don't have autocomplete for

use { ... }

. Is this a known issue?

I struggle to attach kotlin sources in a Java/Kotlin mixed project (it works all fine in a pure Kotlin project). I clicked on download sources and javadoc in the maven window and I see them under Project Structure but it still isn't displayed properly. Any idea?

I found the problem myself. Intellij did not add KotlinJavaRuntime as External Library even though I specified kotlin in pom.xml and also applied "Configure Kotlin in Project". I had to create a new Kotlin project and import the sources

funny enough it still does not show the sources in the file I tried it out before I created the new project. But it shows up in another file. Weird behaviour

Hm... unfortunately I get the error again in all files 😞 Any other ideas are welcome

There’s this one annoying thing when developing in Kotlin in Android Studio: when I try to use auto complete using cmd+space I get this in Kotlin

while in Java, cmd+space immediately chooses “viewModel” and if I hit it again, I get this suggestion list

Did anybody also notice that?

you should file an issue

@arekolek I also noticed similar behavior sometimes. Please, link the YouTrack issue you created so I can vote!

will do, thanks

Intellij keeps overriding the jre I tell it to use

It keeps using /usr/lib/jvm/default-runtime NOT /usr/lib/jvm/java9

can i tell the formatter that it should put annotations on the same line as function calls, even if they are on a separate line now?

i had all test annotations on the same line, then a global reformat code changed that and now i’d like to change it back