How do I disable that hint option? It’s not listed in Intentions. That one’s super annoying.

I’ve got a problem with IntelliJ. Every time I’m trying to apply a new plugin to my Multiplatform project I’m getting a lot of “unresolved reference” for stuff that previously was working and the information that some of my modules were removed by the Gradle project (“The IDE modules below were removed by the Gradle project reload”). In these modules IDE support is not working anymore (autocompletion etc.) and generally seems like they are not useable at all. You can see the behavior on the video below (more details in the thread)

Since a couple of days whenever I ask for completions, this keep changing continuosly IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 EAP (Ultimate Edition) Build #IU-203.5600.34, built on November 5, 2020 Am I the only one?

What exactly do I get by configuring the

idea

Gradle plugin with

generatedSourceDirs

compared to simply adding to the source set ?

idea {
  module {
    // what does this do?
    generatedSourceDirs += file("generatedDir")
  }
}

What makes a "generated" directory special?

how can I avoid autoformatting from touching this code?

vertices = BufferUtils.allocateFloatAndPut(floatArrayOf(
        // Front
        -side2, -side2, side2,
        side2, -side2, side2,
        side2,  side2, side2,
        -side2,  side2, side2
))

Hello. I'm having some issues upgrading to Kotlin 1.4 on my Zorin OS. Kotlin 1.3 is running just fine. The problem occurs if I create new project with the ktor server template and try to use any collection operations. (Same thing happens if I upgrade my existing projects to kotlin 1.4) Gradle builds the project just fine, but in intellij I get unresolved reference on all kotlin collections. I've tried different JVM versions without any luck. intellij version: community 2020.2.3 SDK: I've tried with corretto 11, openjdk-8, openjdk-11. OS: Zorin os 15.3

How can I stop IntelliJ from adding comments such as

/* = Comparator<T> */

when displaying signatures? Kills readability.

How to use coroutine's Flow class from scratch.kts file ? (I'm not using gradle in this time)

threading a question asking about Find Usages (or alternatives) for a function

typealias

or function signature

I use the envFile Support plugin when launching my Ktor app from IntelliJ (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9525--env-files-support) However, when I updated to the latest Kotlin plugin today, it seemed that the envFile Support plugin stopped working and my app wouldn’t start as it wasn’t getting the environment variables fed to it. I’ve re-installed the previous Kotlin plugin from September and envFile is working again.

Since 1.4.20 IntelliJ no longer detects Kotlin run configurations as "running" when using Gradle. When debugging, it shows two process tabs for each running one, one of which never has any console output. Is this an issue on my end?

is there some standard way to send "events" from the IDE to a running JVM app? I'd like to bind a hotkey in Intellij that sends, for example, strings to the app...? I'm guessing no, but doesn't hurt to ask 🙂

How does one install an older version of IntelliJ in JetBrains ToolBox?

Niche, this, but IntelliJ is giving me “Could not autowire” inspection errors in a Spring Boot app when I have a class annotated as

@Component

where the constructor has arguments with default values. Because it has default values it can actually start up just fine, but I’d rather not have the red squiggles. And the suppression annotation is verbose. I could just disable the inspection entirely, but I’d rather IntelliJ was clever enough to know it isn’t a problem.

IntelliJ applies invalid syntax checking to a Kotlin source file in a Kotlin Native project (using the linuxX64 target) that uses a Kotlin Multiplatform library ( https://gitlab.com/napperley/kmqtt-client ). Both the library and the project use the same Kotlin version (1.4.20). There are no compilation/build issues with the project. When doing a Gradle refresh IntelliJ showed a popup window about the Kotlin Native library being incompatible which is incorrect.

Disabling these two settings in Kotlin codestyle does not stick in 2020.3. It gets reset back to enabled.

2020.3 IdeaLearningProject is cool. But there is bug. Essential > Basic Completion the second paragraph ^Space is what?

convert triple to data class would be a nice refactoring.

Since when is it that the program looks like it is run in a Gradle task, the

Build

tab and not

Run

, I want an empty console when i run it, so how can I change it back

is it possible that version 1.4.20 of the IDE plugin isn't available for 2020.3 in the stable branch?

Why does the IDE keep suggesting me to change my file property to all-uppercase? How can I turn that off?

Every time a Gradle refresh is done an ArtifactNotFoundException is thrown:

Unable to build Kotlin project configuration

org.gradle.internal.resolve.ArtifactNotFoundException: Could not find kmqtt-client-metadata-0.2.3-dev.jar (org.digieng:kmqtt-client:0.2.3-dev).
Searched in the following locations:
    <https://dl.bintray.com/digieng/development/org/digieng/kmqtt-client/0.2.3-dev/kmqtt-client-0.2.3-dev.jar>
	at org.gradle.internal.resolve.result.DefaultBuildableArtifactResolveResult.notFound(DefaultBuildableArtifactResolveResult.java:28)

...

With the project (Kotlin Native based) I am developing this is a show stopper! IntelliJ's syntax checking for Kotlin source files is broken. In every Kotlin source file in the project there is a green tick, even on a clean build. Funny thing is that the link exists yet Gradle cannot find it which is weird.

Is there a plan for option to add a custom postfix completion for Kotlin in Intellij?

Is Kotlin plugin 1.4.21 for IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 not yet available?

Sometimes I change my java_home and the change isn't reflected in the Intellij terminal window... until I log out. Why is that? Is there any way to change it so that the new version takes into affect on launch?

How does the dsl marker colors work? All I can see is that everything is extending from the

DslMarker

and somehow that ends up being using DslStyle1,2,3 or 4.

I'm running in to what looks like a bug in Android Studio. I have a gradle main project A which is dependent upon a subproject B. B is using a compiler plugin to generate some additional classes like a souped up annotation processor. The problem I'm running into is the generated classes from B aren't visible to AS/intellij, even though the build can find them and they're in B's output jar. This leads to a bunch of red text and no autocompletion with the generated classes. Does anyone know what I can do to address this, or should I file an issue somewhere? The traditional "Add java sources directories to gradle" doesn't seem appropriate because the generated classes are in a different subproject.

can idea create equals methods for kotlin classes?

hey guys, do you know why there’s no code assistance in annotation expressions if your project is using kotlin?