Maybe related, but is there some way to evaluate inlined functions without following the inlines all the way down the chain?

You can look at the decompiled Java,

Tools > Show Kotlin bytecode > Decompile

.

I mean in the Evaluate window; if I try to evaluate the code under the cursor for instance, it breaks in a pretty ugly way.

IntelliJ is telling me Update was not started Couldn't check the working tree for unmerged files because of an error. cannot chdir to '../../../../webgui/YASGUI.YASQE': No such file or directory

(with git)

My git status shows no errors

(and git in CLI behave correctly)

I effectively removed that directory, but I have no idea where idea keeps that

vcs.xml file is ok and does not talk about that

looks like things are stuck in the <component name="ChangeListManager">

removing that element from the workspace.xml file seems to have solved the issue

wow no that doesn't work at all, now idea doesn't see any change at all…

now everytime I want to commit it says "no change detected" (but a lot are)

removing adding the git repo in settings seems to have solved it…

is there meant to be 3 java processes along with Idea?

Topic:

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ich have a strange behavior of intellij when executing tests. When i use the icon in the editor pane of a unit tests to execute a test class which contains a failing test intellij prints an execption into the console

java.lang.AssertionError: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/opentest4j/AssertionFailedError

. When i execute the very same test using the

jvmTest

target from the gradle view eveyrhing is fine an in the console i can fnid the actual reaons why the test fails. but then if i use the

rerun failed tests

icon and thus executing the test without explicitly using the gradleview, i again get the correct (failing) tests result

does anyone know why intellij cannot find this class when executing the test from intellij directly?

ughhhh wtf ;-;

Cant seem to get intellij to use the git credential helper gcloud.sh.. i.e. git push/pull works fine in the terminal (including the terminal inside intellij so envvars should be fine) but intellij prompts for https credentials

deleted all entries in local keychain, no help

hmm okay odd, it turns out its using httpcookies instead of the gcloud helper so needed to re-establish, is there a way to delegate to normal git cred helper method (same as works in terminal)

imports are messed up

Stack_Trace.js

-.java

Wondering why this warning is omnipresent. Even when I have an entry for the freeCompilerArgs in my build script…

I have this in my root

build.gradle.kts

subprojects {
  // ...

  project.afterEvaluate {
    tasks.withType<KotlinCompile> {
      kotlinOptions {
        freeCompilerArgs = listOf(
          "-XXLanguage:+InlineClasses",
          "-Xuse-experimental=kotlin.Experimental",
          "-Xuse-experimental=kotlinx.coroutines.ExperimentalCoroutinesApi"
        )
      }
    }
  }
}

Same goes for all declarations using experimental kotlin coroutines apis. AS 3.5 with Kotlin plugin 1.3.31

whats up with the expression can be moved into when clause inspection? it makes pretty useless suggestions

not gonna move a 3 line statement into a when clause