I usually use '⌘ + P' to see the type of the parameters. It works when I use it in a lambda that is inside the parameters list, but not when it is the last lambda out of the parameter. Is there another shortcut to see it?

this is not a bug, this is an unsupported feature

I don't know how feasible this is, but can you start with an empty project and go step by step to the actual project and see where it goes wrong?

there's now a build which fixes the problem with incorrect library import from Gradle projects: https://teamcity.jetbrains.com/guestAuth/repository/download/Kotlin_114_CompilerAndPlugin_NoTests/1145184:id/kotlin-plugin-1.1.4-release-IJ2017.2-2.zip

I just got it again:

Unresolved service: class org.jetbrains.kotlin.resolve.jvm.JavaDescriptorResolver

@mglukhikh though it would be really great if intention was still in place (a lot of muscle memory depends on that)

Kotlin 1.1.4-2 has now been released to the stable channel

Try a clean build, clearing Idea's caches (File > Invalidate caches) and reimporting the project.

Is there any plan to provide DSM Analysis for kotlin? As kotlin projects are getting bigger it could be interesting.

Hi JetBrains, why this inconsistency (by default on some projects) between the gradle config and the IDE settings? See the following StackOverflow answer and it's comments: https://stackoverflow.com/a/45362672/4433326

I am using the allopen compiler plugin, but it is only applied when building using gradle. If I use the normal IntelliJ launch configurations, classes are still final. How do I tell IntelliJ about the plugin?

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Anyone might have an idea why intellij ultimate keeps on telling me that Kotlin is not configured when using new gradle plugin dsl? (I'm working with the vertx framework). I have to use apply plugin for it to start working?

wrong channel, you want #android + make a bug report on https://issuetracker.google.com/issues?q=componentid:192709%2B

May be this question have been asked earlier but I am trying to use @repository in spring boot and the cassandratemplate is always null even though autowired through constructor

Why hasn't there been any post about 1.1.4-2?

anyway thats probably not kotlin related. but i do think the default should be to keep annotations on the same line

It's either K or pressing down - would be nice to be able to edit that menu, most of those options I don't make use of 99.99% of the time

class Node(val nodes: List<Node>)

fun preOrder(node: Node) = node.nodes.forEach {
    // ...
    preOrder(it)
}

does not compile using kotlin version 1.1.4-2 due to

Type checking has run into a recursive problem. Easiest workaround: specify types of your declarations explicitly

It compiles using

fun preOrder(node: Node): Unit = ...

but then there is a

Redundant 'Unit' return type

warning?!

So I just discovered Kotlin's precondition functions and they're pretty neat. However one thing they don't do is play nicely with smart casts. Take for example:

fun onAttach(view: View) {
  require(view is HomeView)
  // No smart cast from View to HomeView.
}

Is this something that should be supported? If so and a PR is welcome, where abouts in the source should I be looking for smart cast stuff?

for me its a huge blocker, it means basically no code assist at all in any file that calls a scala method

please do file an issue

Hi, when I have sub projects in gradle the auto generated IDE module name is of the form "parent/child" is there any way to configure this to be just "child" from either gradle configuration or IDE configuration?

With latest IntelliJIdea update, when running kotlin Java main class I can see it randomly not finding assets from classpath which are in resources folder. Sometimes program startups and sometimes fails. Never quite seen behaviour like this before

Whenever I press enter on auto-completion in Intellij, a new line is also created, which is really annoying. Anyone have an idea what could cause this?

Is there any way to automatically rearrange kotlin files in Intellij? E.g. companion objects always at the top, private functions on the bottom etc.

The idea is, that you comment what you were doing when the error happened...

Well, some of them contains your own sourcecode so auto uploading is a bit reckless

is there a way to disable IJ inserting

@NotNull

or

@Nullable

when you do some alt-enter commands like adding a parameter to a

fun

.. ? .. I mean you insert a parameter into a fun call that is more than the amount of actual arguments the fun takes, so it recommends to insert the parameter into the

fun

declaration and when you do it - it often inserts a these annotations as well in the middle of the new parameters