There's something in the right click menu of the variables in the debugger that allows you to display the

.toString()

in a multi-line textbox. Unfortunately it doesn't auto update: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-159634

Is there a way to find out if a library belongs to Kotlin Native or the target platform?

Native libraries that are part of the project?

Out of curiosity what language is IntelliJ written in? Is it considered a single threaded or multithreaded application?

Is it normal that I can not use the debugger when running a Kotlin application in IDEA?

Can anyone point me to documentation about how to write a plugin that extends IntelliJ’s test runner?

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Something like that , cursor is in the lambda, I press eg.

Ctrl + P

and there's a popup that shows some info about it.

i am making gradle plugin and using it in idea.. i load it via the plugins dsl and everything worked fine but now idea just keeps using a outdated build of it instead of the latest build like a

-SNAPSHOT

version should does idea cache the gradle plugins in some extra location ?

gradlew

uses the correct version

Anyone know how to update to Kotlin plugin 1.3 on AS 3.4-2? I'm still on 1.2.7 and it won't let me upgrade it. Says, "Incompatible with this version of AS" https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/6954-kotlin#comment=29508 This link says it has to be "verified by Android Studio" but that was last week

what version of android studio are you using? 1.3.0-release-Studio3.4-2 is for android studio 3.4 canary 2

Yes that is what I'm using. The issue is it's trying to use the Kotlin plugin bundled with Android Studio 3.4-2 which is Kotlin 1.2.71-release-Studio3.3-1

It says I can't enable the plugin because it's obviously not compatible. When I search "Kotlin" in the trending plugins tab, I can see the 1.3.0-release-Studio3.4-2 but can't install it because it also says "not compatible" under it

I can only assume the comment I linked is correct, that AS hasn't "approved" the plugin. I'm hoping someone had more info on this. If it's in progress or if it's even getting approved or if it's not updating because of some other issue

mine has been working fine. you might try hitting uninstall in the plugins menu for kotlin. then it will for sure fallback to what was included with android studio. after that go into the "configure updates" and do a check for updates from there

Using kotlin dsl` and kotlin inside

buildSrc

For some reason I can't zoom in Scene Builder, Ubuntu 18.04, Intellij 2018.2.6. Is this a bug with intellij?

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I just got my intelliJ project back to being a Tree of modules as opposed to a proper (cyclic) graph. I'd like to enlist teamcity to help me keep it that way. Does anybody know how to write a teamcity test to assert that an intelliJ project contains no cyclic dependencies? I can probably do it with a beefy script and some xpath queries against the IML files, but I'd rather make this somebody else's problem

can the move refactoring not move a class into another class?

I've been more amused by some SonarQube checks, but this one is great none the less. Static Analysis is great stuff!

And just show the assert lib's output.

are "nested" composite or "includeBuild" gradle builds supported in 2018.3? gradle support for them was added in 4.10 and I vaguely remember using it in older (2018.2) intellij but i'm not 100% sure. I'm trying to use it now and it works through gradle but intellij sync does not create the modules.

Q: If I have a Kotlin IntelliJ project and have written a gradle build file for it, how on earth to I link that gradle file to the project? IntelliJ pops up warning messages that the gradle file isn’t linked to the project, but I’ve scoured the menus and searched the help documentation, but nowhere can I find an option to link it.

There might be a way to do it within your current project, but honestly it might just be easier to start from the top and open the

build.gradle

as a project

Oh. 😞

In that case, someone at JetBrains should update the help documentation, because that says IntelliJ will let you link it.

i always get a “unlinked gradle file” bubble in the right bottom

It didn’t pop up for me.