is it possible to programatically fetch the HTTP port of IntelliJ’s built-in web server? I want to run a Gradle task that produces an HTML file and then print a link in the console

Hi there, is it a known issue that stacktraces in the run console are no longer rendered with hyperlinks into sources?

Is there a way to find terms/words/questions in source code using AI or other advanced mechanism other than character matching. Think of a massive source code and I want to know if somebody already worked on ConnectivityManager stuff, assuming Mobile in this case. Something that goes through kdocs, comments, function names, file names, packages, link to stack overflow or Jira tickets found in the commit history.

How do I suppress opt-in warnings in IDE? I already added an opt-in compiler flag for the module:

-opt-in=kotlin.experimental.ExperimentalObjCRefinement

Anyone know how to exclude

kotlin.Result

from auto-import? I’m using another Result library and its

Result

is never suggested for import because the IDE assumes I always want

kotlin.Result

. Excluding it from auto-import in the IDE config doesn’t work, see https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-12918/

is there a way to specify that when I open terminal from intellij (on an M1 mac), it opens in rosetta mode by default?

Why does intelliJ always download NodeJs when indexing a new kotlin project with a JS target? even when there is already an installed version of Node from syncs from other projects??. More importantly is there an option to disable this??

found a bug in 2023.1.1, I am no longer able to use the arrow to jump to the previous commit in the git log view. Is this already a know bug?

Is there any way to control the order of module dependencies imported from gradle? I need the highlighted dependency to be prioritized before the one below it, but when imported after a gradle sync, it's at the bottom. This is a KMP project, where the lower priority dependency is a

compileOnly

dependency in an intermediate android + jvm source set. The android dependency is what gets compiled for the android target. With the default dependency priority order, the IDE shows a false positive error for a conflicting API between the two libraries.

Is there a way to exclude some files form indexing in intelliJ. It is trying to generated index files i have in "/docs" and takes a very long time with every version bump (coz we are keeping old versions as well)

Has anyone got the most recent version of Intelij Idea , to build an android application. I keep running into jbr jlink error

If I type

"""

in a scratch file, the result window shows lines in the wrong order. Is this a known issue?

Does anyone know how to turn this warning off in the 2023 version of Intellij? It makes searching almost unusable as it pops back up whenever you change the search query

here’s a conversation starter on handling star imports in IntelliJ. It looks like the default setting for Kotlin is using star imports already for a few (3/5) cases from a given package, but it doesn’t match the default setting of ktlint which is a very popular Kotlin linter. Does anyone know if there’s an effort to bring the two behaviors in sync? It’s a small but annoying thing that keeps appearing, especially in new setups. context: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C02UUATR7RC/p1684128633483979

It would be great if you (IJ devs) could prioritize that EAP’s are compatible with the latest AGP. I’d love to try out the EAP but it welcomes me with a “agp not supported”

Hi. Recently updated to IntelliJ 2023.1.1 and I'm getting

Task 'runCommonizer' not found in project ...

When loading a multi-platform project. The problem does not happen on IntelliJ 2022.3.3

The above error breaks the loading process making the project unusable on IntelliJ 2023.1.1

Using the “Push members down” refactoring when the class has no subclasses… In Java, IntelliJ will warn you that there are no subclasses and, in the next step, ask you if you want to create a new class. In Kotlin, IntelliJ will warn you that there are no subclasses and in the next step delete all the members.

hello! i made an empty project using spring initializer but it wont compile. here’s the error

An exception occurred applying plugin request [id: 'org.hibernate.orm', version: '6.1.7.Final']
> Failed to apply plugin 'org.hibernate.orm'.
   > Could not create an instance of type org.hibernate.orm.tooling.gradle.HibernateOrmSpec.
      > Extension of type 'JavaPluginExtension' does not exist. Currently registered extension types: [ExtraPropertiesExtension, SpringBootExtension, StandardDependencyManagementExtension, SourceSetContainer]

Can someone please explain to me why AS kotlin plugins lag behind SO BAD. Not having the Beta or RC plugins I can even start to live with. But not having even the latest stable plugins on the latest stable/preview versions of AS is completely bonkers to me. I’m curious, Is there some issue preventing this that we should be aware of? For context I am trying to use 1.9Beta on AS Hedgehog Canary 4. I can see the 1.9 plugin available for IJ Ultimate (2023.1.2). But Hedgehog (which is based on 2023.1) is literally stuck on 1.8.0 plugin 😞

is there any value that would set local history to infinite?

Has anyone else using the 2023.2 EAP edition noticed extremely slow file reformats? I've had reformats take upwards of 10 seconds for files only 70-100 lines long

Hi I am using latest version of Intellij. I want to see implementation of code but it showing me compiled code. I don't understand what is wrong in here.

I have seen the new feature of not indexing a lot of libraries code by default, so you get the

Source files were not indexed...

message with the

index

button. Even though I like the idea, I prefer a slower speed as it is not working very well in its current state due to the following: • clicking the index button closes the tab, and you have to reopen it, it isn't very pleasant. • it doesn't index in some files after clicking index, and I have to go to GitHub to see the sources. Any workaround for that? Is it possible to index in the same way it does before?

Is there still no IDEA version compatible with Android Gradle Plugin 8+? 😰 I’m wondering if 2023.2 EAP supports it, but I can’t find any info.

Anyone know how to get rid of this IDE error for 1.9? Code compiles and runs fine, but the IDE error flag stays around. No option to hide it in "More Actions".

Hi, how do I pass environment variables in a Gradle Configuration that runs the

:run

task to the Kotlin project of this task ?

Is there a place to ask questions about fleet? Don't see a channel. Gonna ask my question here just on the off chance someone knows or can point me towards a better place to ask. My company uses remote boxes for all development. I want to trial fleet, and have it hooked up successfully to the box. Unfortunately, my company does something pretty dumb, which is, that instead of mounting the main storage volume at

$HOME

like sane people, they mounted it at

$HOME/workspace

. So basically, devs need to do custom path overrides for pretty much anything that expects to be able to store data somewhere in the

$HOME

directory. Since fleet's cache is pretty large, and by default is stored under

$HOME/.cache

, in my specific case, it eats up the entire available storage. I don't see any way to specify an alternate cache location in the docs (would need to store the cache under

$HOME/workspace/.cache

), but hopefully I'm just missing something.

I quite often need to specify all / a lot of named parameters. Is there a shortcut in IntelliJ to fill out all parameters (like in the second screenshot), and let my cursor jump from one to another like in a live template?

Is there any information I should look at to figure out what's causing IntelliJ to hang? I've been using it for ~7 years, am on 2023.1.2 (latest), have a powerful PC, have disabled my downloaded extensions, cleared indices and restarted, toggled Power Saver mode, and my code compiles. My gut tells me the analyzer is getting stuck on something and the result is that intellisense stops working, then the text editor freezes, and then the whole program freezes entirely for ~15 seconds whenever I try to type anything. It is unusable. I've been using kotlin with intellij for years and never experienced this before. Oh, and it happens with Fleet as well, which makes sense as it uses intellij as a backend.