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idouble clicked the plugin and then the option popped up

While converting Java to Kotlin, do you use this approach?

You can use the following two-stage approach instead:

- just change the extension of .java file to .kt and commit it;

- rename it back, apply the conversion and commit the modified .kt file.

to keep the file tracked in git?

Yes, its a bit annoying there's no way to force git to see something as a file rename.

there’s

git mv

, isn’t there? or does that not work the way I think it does

It does move/rename the file, but if it doesn't actually remember it moved, that is still determined via the similarity rules.

Ah, rip 😕

I always rename stuff with no changes first, and then just commit the move even if everything is broken. It makes an ugly commit but makes sure that git records it in history as a move

Is there a way to exempt String literals from IntelliJ's hard wrap setting?

Updated to Kotlin 1.2.50 and am now getting build errors in IJ. Gradle builds the project just fine.

@rocketraman uploaded a file: Untitled

Have already done a reset IJ index, clean rebuild, same problem

I think I got this until I upgraded the serialization plugin

Aha

I have another project that uses the serialization plugin, but this one doesn't seem to. Not sure why IJ is attempting to load / use it.

yeah it looks like it's maybe being referenced from the

kotlin.resolve

stable package? I think maybe if you just don't have the serialization plugin installed at all this would not break (i.e. it would use the kotlinx.serialization version that that release was built with), but otherwise IntelliJ references your currently installed plugin version and it breaks

that's my SWAG anyway

Where would

kotlin.resolve

come from? So you're saying I need to reference kotlinx.serialization 0.5.1 even though I don't use it, so that some package in kotlin stable isn't referencing an old version of kotlinx.serialization that is incompatible?

this is just my guess from looking at the stacktrace 🙂

one way to confirm would be to uninstall the plugin, check that you don't get the error, then reinstall the 0.5.0 plugin

Ah! It's because the serialization plugin is manually installed and not updated along with the primary kotlin plugin. So I have to update that manually. Which of course I totally forgot about since doing this last. https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.serialization#working-in-intellij-idea

hahah right, it took me awhile to remember too

That fixed it. Ouch, I hope that moves to auto-updating soon. Otherwise I'll be back here posting every time I update 🙂

I look at it as a cost of using the shiny toys in

kotlinx

. And happy to see it's making it into the IJ build!

Hey everyone, I'm using Spock to test things and I've just figured out that I cannot run individual test methods that contain the

'

character in their name; I get the exception

initialization script '/tmp/ijtestinit3.gradle': 6: unexpected token: s @ line 6, column 112.

(the method name was something along the line of

the component's blah blah must blah blah

)

The code under test is otherwise written in Kotlin, I don't think I ever had problems in pure Groovy projects (though I may be mistaken)

Also, I'm running tests via Gradle

Is this a known bug? Or should I file an issue?