Anyone know if IDEA should be able to pick up default encoding for properties files from the Kotlin gradle project? We have this:

tasks.withType(org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.tasks.KotlinCompile.class){
    sourceCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_9
    targetCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_9

    kotlinOptions {
        jvmTarget = "1.9"
        allWarningsAsErrors = warningsAsErrors
    }
}

But IDEA still insists on using windows-1252 when editing properties files. (Apparently the default was changed to UTF-8 in Java 9)

Anyone else having frequent brief IDE freezes even with 2021.1? Unfortunately they’re not long enough to trigger an error report. Reformat code: several seconds (esp. annoying when auto-formatting on save) Copy file: several seconds Autocomplete suggestions: up to 2 seconds But the sheer amount of the mini freezes is really annoying.

😞 hello can maybe somebody give me a tip what is wrong with my setup .. my IDEA crash all the time … https://ea.jetbrains.com/browser/ea_reports

I have a problem where I launch a

main

method via the gutter icon. It correctly creates a Kotlin run configuration but previously it would build (using gradle) and then launch the main method using the command line (visible in first line of the console). Now, it launches as a gradle task (

11:34:39: Executing task 'MainTestKt.main()'...

) ie. with the gradle task execution ui in the Run/Debug panes. Is there a setting for getting the old behavior back ?

am I the only one where the formatting style rules get reset to the default ones when there is an idea update?

Is there any way to navigate to a type declaration of a generic parameter? Right now

val foo: Foo = createFoo()

with caret somewhere in

createFoo

, pressing

cmd + shift + b

will navigate to

Foo

. Nice 👍 What I want is with:

val foo: Flow<Foo> = createFooFlow()

with caret somewhere inside

createFooFlow

to navigate to the generic parameter,

Foo

, instead of

Flow

. Is there a shortcut for this, or any other way to easily navigate to

Foo

?

Are people able to upgrade to 2021.1 using gradle with kotlin DSL. Everyone on my project is not able to get 2021.1 to work

We are developming an internal MPP library used in other internal projects. whenever we release a new version of the lib, we have to attach the sources again to view them from depending projects. ist there any way to make intellij automatically choose the right sources? it's really annoying...

Hi folks, anyone else receiving

Could not resolve: org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib:1.4.32

after update to

2021.1

? Already tried do invalidate caches and delete the

.idea

folder but still having this issue…e

Regarding inspections for

Sequence

-based expressions not being returned and not having a terminal operation:

I've noticed sometimes, refactoring takes long seconds/minutes. This seems to happen especially when renaming common identifiers such as "id" or "name". Is there anything I can do to speed that up?

IDEA displays the message: "Kotlin version that is used for building with Maven (1.4.32) differs from the one bundled into the IDE plugin (1.4.32-release-371)". Does IDEA want non-existing version of maven plugin or I'm using wrong maven plugin repository for kotlin maven support?

With code completion for a Kotlin source file belonging to a Linux target the Objective C/Swift options appear even though they aren't applicable. Are there any plans to hide the Objective C/Swift code completion stuff for Linux targets? No Apple stuff should be suggested by the Kotlin plugin for Linux targets.

Trying to write a simple kotlin unit test using junit 4

class MyTest {
    @Test
    fun `test something`() {
        Assert.assertEquals("asdf", "asdf")
    }
}

When I run that in intellij I get this message. Ideas?

Somewhat related. Is there any way for my team to make sure they use the right import? Is there a right import? Can intellij block out the others?

Hi! Is there a bug in the newest stable version of Intellij Ultimate? Every time I try to implement an interface in test code and start typing

override

and select a suggestion, it gives me

override fun dummy() {}

.... 🤕

Is it known issue or should I report?

in the latest plugin version its no longer possible to disable an inspection with alt/enter, the popup looks like this:

Anyone knows if it's possible to teach IntelliJ to stop weirdly reformatting function:

callSomeFun("first argument", buildString {
    append("...")
    append("...")
})

I think that this is perfectly readable, but it always turns it into something else no matter the setting (well, except the don't do anything). Currently it would turn the above into:

callSomeFun(
    "first argument",
    buildString {
        append("...")
        append("...")
    },
)

😞

Noticed something weird going on with IntelliJ. The IDE isn't recognising the common module even though I have done a Gradle refresh, and even tried reopening the project.

Anyone else finding IntelliJ locks up if you hit the delete button on a file and then click Delete on the resulting dialogue? macOS 11.2.3, IntelliJ 2021.1.

How can i find all Kotlin files with package name doesn't matched file path in Intellij project?

How do I force Intellij to reperform code analysis on a certain file? It shows me something in red, even though it compiles...

Been a happy IntelliJ user for 12 years, and been paying for a personal Ultimate license for 5 years. But feel like I may be reaching the end of the road. Perhaps it’s time to check out the kotlin / maven / gradle support in VSCode or similar. Or even back to Eclipse ?!

Ever since I’ve activated the Kotlin code style (as recommended in the Kotlin code conventions), every time IDEA starts (2021.1.1) I get this popping up. Am I the only one? I could select “don’t show again”, but I do want to be reminded when I should update the settings. I suspect there’s a bug when it comes to detecting whether something has changed …

somewhat random: what the heck is

JetCodeStyleSettings

in the IntelliJ code style file? I get that it's Kotlin settings apparently, but why "Jet"

What's the keyboard shortcut for "when we hover over the variable that is showing error or warning and the dialog says 'Show Quick Fixes'? Like if we have a variable that shows null related error, we hover over that variable and the dialog says 'Show Quick Fixes. Type mismatch Error. Required ... Found' kinda dialog. Edit: This one

porting code from groovy, copy/pasting this snippet make Idea freezing

private void throwIllegalArgument(Object object) {
    throw new IllegalArgumentException("Can't handle the following object (${object}) of class (${object.class})")
  }

am I a the only one?

Why is that I need to

Invalidate Caches...

so often? Sometimes IDEA doesn't seem to have access to the SDK libraries or whatever and not even a

prinln(...)

is recognized, triggering an error on the IDE (not the compiler/Gradle). What causes this? Can I prevent it? Am I doing something wrong?