Is anyone else finding that they have a very large margin within the editor window to the left of where the breakpoint circles appear? It's almost 1/3rd of my editor width and I can't figure out how to get rid of it

The compiler is giving me a NOTHING_TO_INLINE warning (which I can

@Suppress

just fine), but I'm not seeing the inspection warning in the editor, and I don't see the inspection in the IDE settings to enable it... am I missing something?

I'd like to add Kotlin range inlay hints please vote for the default one (number

:4

is in 🧵 )

IDEA started to remove

kotlin.jvm.*

imports from my files when I format them. This means that all the

@JvmStatic

,

@JvmOverloads

, etc annotations now produce a compiler error. What could be the problem? How do I prevent IDEA from doing this?

When I type

"""Foo"""

then hit

Return

with the cursor between

o

and

"

, the IDE automatically transforms the code to

"""Foo
    |
""".trimMargin()

Is there a way to prevent this from happening?

I have some "expect" function that I "actualized" in the iosMain folder, and I also have in my gradle:

sourceSets["iosArm64Main"].dependsOn(sourceSets["iosMain"])

if I compile everything is ok, but I have an error in the intellij IDE that says that I haven't "actualized" the function in iosArm64Main. How can I get rid of it?

does the "introduce parameter object" work for anyone in kotlin? I always get this:

Is there an easy way to know which version of the Android Gradle plugin is compatible with the current version of IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate you run? I just know that the latest version almost never work but I’m kind of tired to try every version from the last until one works every time I check it

Is there a time line for when "code with me"will be integrated with Android studio

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Getting following error when trying to add dependency via

Dependencies

window in IDEA.

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: !packagesearch.packageoperation.error.gradle.missing.configuration!

Can we please change the IDE code style mechanism to enforce “no trailing comma”? Adding ugly syntax to the language is one thing but not allowing us to easily avoid it is worse.

unable to start IntelliJ after upgrading to 2021.2:

❯ open IntelliJ\ <http://IDEA.app|IDEA.app> 
LSOpenURLsWithRole() failed with error -10810 for the file /Applications/IntelliJ IDEA.app.

this affects multiple members on our team

IntelliJ has been indexing for hours on a relatively simple Kotlin project - i’ve seen it index the same library multiple times. This is 2021.1 (the latest) on an M1 MacBook Pro. Anyone know what the problem is? This has rendered my IDE virtually useless and is preventing me from working.

Not kotlin, but ouch… upgraded to 2021.2 Ultimate via the Toolbox. A lot of plugins not working; but oddly they do have 2021.2 versions on the plugins page. Check for updates not updating them. Seems like IntelliJ is failing to spot the available upgrade? e.g., I have the

.ignore

, a JetBrains plugin installed at v 4.1.0. It reports

Incompatible: requires IDE build 211.* or older

. But the plugin page https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7495--ignore/versions shows v 4.2.0, Compatibility Range 212—213.* available since Jul 28, 2021.

What I am mentioning would probably sound a bit silly so here it is. In a Kotlin Native code base I have the following code:

// ...
internal fun CPointer<FILE>.readLine(): String = memScoped {
    val buffer = alloc<CPointerVar<ByteVar>>()
    val len = alloc<ULongVar>()
    val bytesRead = getline(__lineptr = buffer.ptr, __n = len.ptr, __stream = this@readLine)
    if (bytesRead != -1L) buffer.value?.toKString() ?: "" else ""
}

In the code there is a minor issue where a C pointer has been allocated (via the KotlinX C Interop library), but isn't being used by anything (outside of the getline function). It would be nice if the Kotlin IntelliJ plugin could detect some issues with C interop, and show them as warnings (yellow squigglies), or even better provide some quick fixes for the ones that can be easily fixed.

Hi! I seem to be stuck with the 1.5.10 plugin in Idea 2021.2. Does anyone know what’s up with that?

I just saw that the terminal has gotten a new dropdown menu 😍 This means for Windows users that IntelliJ actually has the best Terminal implementation that any windows program has (including the new Microsoft Terminal) 😆 So I was wondering, is it possible to run the IntelliJ Terminal as a standalone application?

Are there others which cannot use the File -> New -> Project... menu entry any more with the new intellij version (2021.2)? Nothing happens when clicking on the menu entry 🤷‍♂️

I'm sorry for asking here, but I have literally no idea where to. The Grazie plugin/IDEA grammar check/LanguageTool doesn't seem to work at all. I have most grammar rules enabled (in fact, more than there are by default) and I do have the grammar inspection turned on as well. The inspection is set to

typo

and I can see actual typos as well using that, so that is probably not the problem. The IDEA installation is pretty fresh, I installed it a couple of days ago, I don't recall it working before on this installation (though I'm sure it did on all/most of the previous ones)

No matter how many times I try to implement a shared dictionary so my company stops being flagged as a typo it just doesn't work out for me. Anyone have a tutorial for it? Here's what I did: 1. Go to Preferences > Spelling > Select Project 2. Add typo to dictionary via alt + enter. I see that it generated a file with [coltonidle.xml]. 3. I change the name of the file to "shared_dictionary.xml" 4. Now the typo still shows up. I don't want every user'sname.xml to be checked into source control Anyone figure this out yet?

Is it a new feature of intellij 2021.2 that it does no longer re-open projects, which were open on close, during startup?

in idea can i find all usages of

this

in a

with

block?

Funny Question in the latest Intellij Version is there something new about view of code spaces…. or I have some configuration ….. in my Intelij ? the space from the code is bigger … It is nice…. so the code is not too much on the left side… in fullscreen mode …. but I don’t know how this happen… 🙂

If I have a Kotlin JVM project IntelliJ, how might I include an npm package containing, say, CSS?

(From code using Jetpack Compose library)

var modifier: Modifier = Modifier

IntellijIdea treat it as redundant explicit type. But = Modifier is

companion object : Modifier

.

I'm trying to display code coverage in IntelliJ, but getting a failed build once clicking "_Recompile_" in "_Project Is out of Date_" prompt:

Kotlin: skipping /home/piotr/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/org.jetbrains.kotlin/kotlin-stdlib-js/1.5.30/3b3f74ca387accb26dd20c274dcb354efdb6c9d9/kotlin-stdlib-js-1.5.30.jar. Incompatible abi version. The current default is '1.4.2', found '1.5.0'. The library produced by 1.5.30-dev-2862 compiler

Any idea where does the "current default" which is 1.4.2 come from? I'm trying to do it for a JVM Gradle module which depends on a multiplatform module. I ensured that the multiplatform one has the same version of Kotlin and kotlinx libraries, so I don't understand where the 1.4.2 ABI version comes from.

Opening large kotlin project (the kotlin repo) in intellij 2021.2.1 - looks like code analysis is not run. There is only some basic highlighting of keywords and most actions like 'rename' or 'find usages' don't work. I know it takes some time for IDE to do that, but it's not even trying to - there is no "analyzing..." message in the corner like it was previously and the Idea process is 0% CPU. I left it for few hours and still noting. Is it know issue? Maybe there is some new threshold I need to rise? Smaller project works find though.

Is there anyway to arrange code so that the named params are in the same order for all function calls? I think phpstorm can do it?