When debugging suspendable functions, it often says "optimized out" for variables I'd like to see. Is there a way to adjust/disable this type of optimization for debugging purposes?

Is this the place to discuss this feature?

Anyone from the IntelliJ team here? I’m getting endless ERRORs in the log from the Kotlin plugin 1.6.10-RC1 with 2021.3. I’m pressing “report” in the IDE, but when I search youtrack I don’t find them. Are you aware of them? Don’t want to raise duplicate issues unnecessarily.

This looks like a bug to me - but is it in the Kotlin compiler, or IDEA, or both? https://pl.kotl.in/Ry0Q76YWi Using flatMap inside buildList makes the compiler flag accessing the Pair components due to some ambiguity. When I specify the type explicitly (buildList<…>), then it works, but IDEA flags the explicit type as redundant and unnecessary. Seems like two distinct bugs …

Is it just me, or is IntelliJ displaying "less than or equal to" for both sides of a range? I'm pretty sure the left side is meant to be "greater than or equal to".

Is there some option/visualization to understand why IntelliJ says this check always results into `true`/`false`?

@Alexey Belkov [JB] - With the updated version of the Kotlin plugin the IDE freezes (chokes) when pasting in a large amount of data for an Array 😦. The IDE will also freeze when using the Quick Documentation function (Ctrl+q). Here is the data that is being used: https://github.com/lvgl/lv_demos/blob/master/src/lv_demo_widgets/assets/img_lvgl_logo.c Making even minor changes to the Kotlin source file after using the large amount of data causes the IDE to freeze 😱. These issues don't occur with the previous version of the Kotlin plugin.

Not sure, if there is a better channel, but I'd like to argue the style default to add whitespace before if, when and for. Why is that? Nowhere else in kotlin is a whitespace used before a round bracket. The difference between keyword and function call is IMHO so fuzzy, because users can and will express very similar constructs enabled by https://kotlinlang.org/docs/lambdas.html#passing-trailing-lambdas which is reformatted inconsistently (using default setting):

fun myIf(condition: Boolean, block: () -> Any) {
    block()
}

fun main() {
    if (true) {
        println("foo")
    }

    myIf(true) {
        println("bar")
    }
}

And yes, I know how to change the default. But I'd rather like to see consistency in the formatting, and would love to upvote some kepp/tickeet to change the default.

I find the

CanBeParameter

inspection annoying. That’s the one that warns when you can remove

val

from a constructor param. As I move code around in a class I’m having to arbitrarily change wether I need

val

or not. But as far as I can tell there is no benefit for private vals. Before I disable the inspection i’m wondering what am I missing?

This is such a basic thing. But every time I run code coverage the panel shows at the root level (showing all loaded packages) and I only care about the project I’m working on. Is there a way of bookmarking my package name rather than having to navigate to it each time? I couldn’t see anything in the preferences.

Do we know what version of intellij is supposed to support Android Gradle Plugin 7+?

Getting so many of these errors with the latest Kotlin plugin… 😞

👋 I have a typealias for a Long, when I use it elsewhere and have intellij autocomplete it, it will sometimes add a comment after with its actual type (see picture). Is there a way to turn that off?

Does the Kotlin plugin in IDEA supports the feature to pass in all the method’s parameters to another method, that is called? I think it works for Java, but not sure it’s available for Kotlin. For example:

fun foo(a: Int, b: String, c: Boolean) = /*...*/

fun bar(a: Int, b: String, c: Boolean) {
  /* some work */
  foo( // I press the ctrl+space here to show the code completion. Ideally would be to give an option to pass it to foo() all arguments of the bar()
}

Hi, I'm trying to use the Structural Replace tool to create an inspection to replace an object to a class with a companion object containing the original object fields, but I don't understand what is the problem here ?

Hi, how can I put code block to custom inspections made in the editor ?

Where can I find a list of all IntelliJ EAPs? I clicked "update" in toolbox but looks like things that were working before are not anymore. I'd like to try the previous EAP but can't find it anymore

Is there a way in intellij to generate javadocs for a method? i.e. When I start typing

/**
 * 
 */

I want it to auto fill the param names

It could be great to have an inspection that will search for functions/methods invocation but if an argument has a value that is equal to the default value from the signature, suggest to remove this argument from the invocation

hi, it takes me ~3 minutes to compile one-line program like helloworld.kt, and it lags every time i press a key. i'm using intellij ultimate without any changes from installation (ubuntu 21.10, kde, 16gB ram, ryzen 4700u). is this normal?

Is there any timeline for intellij being able to be compatible with Android Gradle Plugin 7+? The last time I asked someone said in 2021.3 but it still isn't available (i.e. I opened an AGP 7+ project in Intellij and it gives me an error saying that it's not compatible with 7+)

I am full of anticipation to try k2 compiler for the IntelliJ code analysis. Real builds would still use kotlin stable via gradle. Is this possible today?

What happened to the template to create a multiplatform “app”? There’s only library, then “Native application” and “Full-Stack Web Application”. I remember one having Android, iOS, and web.

I notice there's a new 1.6.10 Kotlin Plugin build, 213-1.6.10-release-923-IJ5744.223 -> 213-1.6.10-release-944-IJ6461.79. What changed? The linked change log is just for 1.6.10 in general.

Hi, why can't I see my arguments passed for my gradle run task?

What does IntelliJ use https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/master/jps/jps-builders/src/org/jetbrains/jps/cmdline/BuildMain.java for? I see a java process running this class with different JDK than the IntelliJ itself/Gradle has set (the

BuildMain

is started with JDK 11, the rest with JDK 17) and I wonder what might be affected (It’s on Android Studio so I need to check where to report this mismatch)

Honest question for those who use CodeWithMe: Does anyone use it regularly without it completely braking after a few minutes or with certain actions? Symptoms like: • One guest selecting multiple lines via mouse-drag causing a dozents of seconds long flickering one-character-at-a-time mess on the host? • Guests creating files - in 90% of the cases not working or appearing in wrong places/names • Ctrl-Z commands when Host and Guest do them, suddenly completely nuking the file and merging old and incorrect fragments randomly into a mess? • Despite good internet connection, syncing issues that cause changes to be delays several dozents of seconds. I have been trying CWM somewhat regularly from the very first beta and also use it with the latest release right now. But when I use it, we know: Never select using your mouse, only the host can ever create/move/delete files, better not move files at all and when doing Ctrl+Z anywhere, tell everyone to stop working, carefully do it and wait for it to sync. It is hard to belive for me that our company is the only one who has these effects.

I've just noticed that the Kotlin REPL in both 2021.2.4 and 2021.3.1 doesn't output the same things as the command-line kotlinc shell: in IntelliJ,

println('a');println('b')

outputs

ab

instead of separate lines. Is this a known issue?

Can anyone explain what this type hint in intellij means?