Has anyone had any success success running intelliJ on a remote workstation? Something like VNC or maybe just offload the gradle work? I'm currently looking into mpp and build times are not so great on my laptop.

IntelliJ always gets itself tied into a knot when renaming a package in a Kotlin project. Every time a package is renamed IntelliJ creates two folders, and the Project view doesn't display the package(s) properly.

Duplicate KDoc code completion.

Got this from filtering a list with multiple filters and I don’t see how it will help performance? Since I need to go through each item the exact same steps (only in a different order) in the two variants. But using a sequence I need to first convert it into a sequence. Why is this a performance boost? The code:

features
    .filter { it.segment.contains(value) }
    .filter { inDateRange(it.date) }
    .filter { inVersionRange(it.appVersion) }
    .filter { it.osVersion.contains(Build.VERSION.SDK_INT) }
    .map { it.identifier }

Has anyone here managed to setup a backend run configuration that they can debug in a kotlin multiplatform project?

Can anyone explain how incremental compilation/analysis at the file level works in IntelliJ ? I.e. how you did to avoid recompiling the entire file when the user makes a small change to that file ?

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Is there any way to disable the warning “‘kotlin.Result’ cannot be used as return type” ? I added the compiler flag so the code compiles and runs ok, it’s just the IDE warning that’s still there and it’s a bit annoying

What is the correct code style setting to change to stop Kotlin inserting new lines after

;

?

I'm having trouble running common tests from IDEA. They run fine from the command line but whenever I try to run them from IDEA I get this:

Execution failed for task ':myProject:jvmTest'.
> No tests found for given includes: [MyClass](filter.includeTestsMatching)

This is the button I'm pressing What am I doing wrong?

I have declared a mutable list and I want to add an element to this list, but IDEA doesn’t show

add()

as an available method. Though, if I ignore it and type in

list.add(version)

then it compiles and works as expected. Am I doing smth wrong here? Or it’s rather a bug?

What do you do when IntelliJ simply refuses to analyze a file? I’m smashing my keyboard but no red appears. Invalidate & Restart does nothing, removing build folder does nothing. Vim has better syntax highlighting right now

When I use the

⇧⌘A

(Shift + Command + a; Find Action shortcut) in IntelliJ I have a strange yellow popup error. This is also happening with a colleague of mine here. Is this the same with you? Firstly it was working, then I used the optimise imports from there, and then the error started appearing. Does someone know how to solve this? I’m using IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3.2 Ultimate.

If I look at the run configuration created the "Gradle project:" points to my root project. But if I change the "Gradle project:" to point to my submodule and run, then everything works

Is there a way to make IntelliJ generate the correct run configuration?

Hi! I’m cross-posting this from #android-studio. I installed the [JetBrains Mono](https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/) font in Android Studio (macOS) and enabled font ligatures, but it seems to be replacing

->

with a unicode character

→

, and now even

vim

is doing this replacement in the terminal (even Slack is doing it as I type

-

followed by

>

! None of my code compiles anymore because of the illegal characters that have been inserted. Does anyone know how IntelliJ could affect the whole system in this way (and how I can fix this)? Android Studio 3.5.3

Hi! Does anybody know how to change jvm-target for Kotlin Scratch files ? It's a useful thing I enjoy to use ) But It doesn't work when I want to call Java static functions. Project is under Gradle and jvm-target is set to 1.8 in its build.gradle.kts file as well as in Settings --> Build, Execution, Deployment --> Compiler --> Kotlin Compiler. But it doesn't affect sratch files.

Path.of("path/to/some/file")

-->

"Calls to static methods in Java interfaces are prohibited in JVM target 1.6. Recompile with '-jvm-target 1.8'"

Hi there! I'm trying to build a simple Hello World (command line) project in Intellij Idea. But when built, the .jar doesn't work, and I don't get why. When I create my project, I choose Kotlin/JVM under Gradle (see Image 1 in thread). The image 2 is the configuration of my artifact, the image 3 is the code of my Hello World, and the image 4 is the output when I try to run the jar from the command line. Do you have any idea?

Why intellijIdea working so slow, when I am writing project in kotlin? When I am using java it is running significantly faster(code complete, alt + enter), is it any plugin that can increase speed of my development?

Hi folks, Do you know if we can review PRs from company privates repos from our github? I saw that we have a feature that to check that but I can only see a message like

Resource protected by SAML enforcement...

Does someone know how to configure that? It would be better to avoid github review pages which we cannot ignore formatting, for example.

When using scratch files, this code does not work even though it does not show any issue in the code editor in IntelliJ:

import Scratch_2.MyEnum.*

enum class MyEnum {
    WORD, NUMBER, WHITESPACE
}

val myPairs = listOf(
    "example" to WORD,
    "42" to NUMBER,
    " " to WHITESPACE
)

println(myPairs)

It does not work because of the import on line 1.

Unresolved reference: Scratch_2

(note that I use

Scratch_n

where n is whatever IntelliJ suggests in the autocompletion menu) If I replace the first line by

import MyEnum.*

directly, then the error is

Unresolved reference: MyEnum

The only way of making this code work is by removing the import and specifying

MyEnum

every time. Is there any way to make this work?

not directly kotlin related but maybe knows it nonetheless. How can I see permission changes in the diff view of a file?

Hi guys! I have a strange problem with IDE:

Copying something to clipboard from a Kotlin file just freezed the IDE completely. I killed it, opened the project again, tried to copy the code to clipboard again, same thing.

Hello, if i enable kotlin plugin, i can't open a project. i get a exception

Backwards incompatibility: I just dusted off an old repo using Kotlin 1.3.50 and attempted to work on it with IntelliJ 2019.3.2. Imagine my surprise to learn that 2019.3.2 is not about to build my 1.3.50 project. Of course, I am using all sorts of experimental code and pre-releases so I should not be all that surprised. So given that this WILL happen from time to time, what can I do to minimize the pain, short of upgrade to the latest Kotlin version?

@pajatopmr How i can install older version of this plugin?

In the popup IntelliJ shows options that aren't applicable for the linuxX64 target, eg Java Class.

any way to set a default local.properties sdk paths for intelli?