@Alexey Belkov [JB] can another one be referred to you cos it’s actually difficult to describe whats going on? when i press

Parameters info

shortcut I go this. but with

cmd+shif+a

action its works

Hi 👋 since updating to Kotlin 1.4.0, all symbols coming from dependencies (even Kotlin stdlib) are red in the IDE. However the code compiles just fine. I have tried cleaning the build and the IDE cache, but with no success. Any hints?

is there a GUI way to cherry pick a commit and apply it to another branch?

is it possible to modify the autoformatter so that

if (!clipOriginLowerLeft) { val tmp = T; T = B; B = tmp; }

stays in one line instead of

if (!clipOriginLowerLeft) { 
   val tmp = T; T = B; B = tmp; } // Swap top and bottom if origin is upper left

Can I somehow convince IntelliJ auto-formatter to REMOVE trailing commas? I can’t stand them.

Also would be nice to have opposite option - to add trailing comma after file format when parameters are multi-line

Anyone else experiencing abysmal performance with the latest IntelliJ RC and Kotlin 1.4 (0 and 10)? I'm downgrading to the latest stable release to see if I have the problem there too and if the Kotlin plugin is to culprit.

how does extension functions impact IntelliJ performance? eg in a project with a few 100 extension functions?

Does anyone have a problem with

Code Style Scheme

being reseted back to the `default`/`project` setting all the time? Whenever I set my own

Scheme

it works but after a while it’s back to

project

setting… It’s really annoying as it’s breaking my all imports and auto-formatting 😕 I could tackle it down that it’s reverting my changes after doing

sync project with gradle

. It’s happening on AS (since version 4.0 I guess)

on two different machines, same last Idea EAP, autoformat leaves this on one untouched

fun sliderCalcRatioFromValueT(dataType: DataType, v: Int, vMin: Int, vMax: Int,
                                  power: Float, linearZeroPos: Float): Float {

while on the other one

fun sliderCalcRatioFromValueT(
            dataType: DataType, v: Int, vMin: Int, vMax: Int,
            power: Float, linearZeroPos: Float,
    ): Float {

anything I can tweak?

is anyone getting an error with the latest EAP when trying to open more than 1 idea window: "Only one instance of IDEA can be run at a time"? I'm on linux with version: IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 EAP (Ultimate Edition) Build #IU-203.3645.34, built on September 21, 2020

How can I avoid the Kotlin plugin crashing all day long? Are there any ceremonial sacrifices that needs to be done?

How should I interpret https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2020/09/the-dark-secrets-of-fast-compilation-for-kotlin/ for structuring projects today? Split it into more modules? Use gradle or intelliJ internal compiler for compilation? What are some concrete tips today? I’ve set up a gradle remote build cache and use

org.gradle.caching=true

org.gradle.parallel=true

and

org.gradle.configureondemand=true

But I am unsure what is the path forward for compilation when working inside IntelliJ, to shorten time-to-test

Any way to disable the shortcut to toggle between viewing quick documentation in popup or in a tool window? I can’t find it in the keymap

When I run a scratch file where would I see the output?

I know PSI seems to be used in Upsource and other web apps, and inspections can be run from the command line, so PSI must be somewhat re-usable. Just wondering if there's any pre-canned examples or docs on this anywhere.

Hello everyone, are there any known memory problems (leaks etc.) with 2020.2? Right now i've set the heapspace to 8Gb but intellij is still having low memory problems. (i cant even create a memory snapshot to find the problem)

How do I invoke gradle on the Kotlin repository to build a plugin from git that matches my version of IDEA? Am I missing some readme somewhere? Google is too tainted by the relevant keywords so it only brings me to pages about using the plugin "normally".

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I'm a bit confused by how the plugin behaves when I try to follow the style "everything from the root package should be at the src root"

Hi What makes it so that IDEA can or cannot resolve imports from native code (platform.Foundation in my case) ? We have a MPP app that has multiplatform modules that target android and iOS I am unable to have IDEA resolve imports and autocomplete iOS code in ios sourcesets When I create a new native project from scratch (same IDEA, same Kotlin version etc.) it works without any issues Any ideas?

When I use

@OptIn

I get the warning "This class can only be used with the compiler argument '-Xopt-in=kotlin.RequiresOptIn'his class can only be used with the compiler argument '-Xopt-in=kotlin.RequiresOptIn'". I added the following in my `build.gradle.kts`:

kotlin {
  targets.all {
    compilations.all {
      kotlinOptions.freeCompilerArgs += "-Xopt-in=kotlin.RequiresOptIn"
    }
  }
}

But the warning remains.

Not specifically a kotlin thing, but in my kotlin project using IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 EAP (Ultimate Edition) Build #IU-203.4818.26 running this MainKt file via the IDE:

fun main() {
  println("Hello World")
}

now kicks off a gradle task

:MainKt.main()

, the net result of which is that instead of one line of output I get 34 lines of gradle build output. Is this a new thing? I kind of get that it might be desirable to reuse gradle to ensure that everything’s exactly the same in the IDE as via the build, but surely there’s a way to swallow the build output?

Hello, It's there a way you could bring back the IDE option "Enable new type inference algorithm..." that was removed in https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-37378? maybe enabled by default, or at least

Idea

could respect the compiler flag

-XXLanguage:-NewInference

, right now it doesn't seem to be the case (Idea/AS hang with the new FE). The reason I'm bringing this up because https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-41644 was reopen, we are still stuck in 1.3.71 even when our code works 1.4.x (cmd gradle), but without an IDE we can't migrate

IDEA suddenly stopped recognizing my common tests (in

commonTest

) as tests. I can see that it is marked as a test sources directory, but the green triangle (to run it) is not visible anymore next to functions annotated with

@Test

. I already tried reimporting and invalidating the caches...what am I doing wrong?

also why do I get this error (happens since I upgraded my IDEA)?

how do i report bugs in the kotlin plugin thats bundled in idea eap versions? it seems to be different than the 1.4.10 plugin but the version is not available in youtrack

A colleague is having problems installing the 1.4 plugin. In his Plugins window, under Installed it shows that he has a 1.3 version installed (I think it’s bundled). Over on Marketplace, a search for kotlin shows a 1.4 version, but it already says INSTALLED and there’s no obvious way to update to it. Are we missing something?

Is it just me getting unending

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screen in the editor window when trying to open a file once in a while ? Maybe its related to an unsynched gradle project but I cannot pin it down. On the latest 2020.2.3