@kirillrakhman Try the EAPs. These guys are always looking for feedback. The EAPs are very usable, usually, although I would probably suggest putting project files in version control or the like in case of something breaking terribly.

wow, jetbrains rebranded :O

Everyone is rebranding now a days 😅

this is a general intellij question i guess. how easy is it to make the intellij build handle extra steps and more complex stuff, like running a bytecode enhancement step after make and before run?

i know maven/gradle etc make this easy, but I want things to work properly when I am just using run/make/run tests/etc in IJ

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hmm

i think i found a solution, which is just to create gradle test/run targets, but that's kind of slow compared to the built in intellij build system

i'm trying to configure quasar

i guess there's no better way than using "gradle -i" to get the command line used and then copying the right bits into the run targt

has anyone run in to trouble trying to set breakpoints in IDEA 15?

i can’t set them anywhere

problem fixed. bug in the python plugin.

craps out trying to determine the file type

ah. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-149484

just filed an issue with the Kotlin plugin when delegating to an inherited interface, posting for visibility: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-10437

@evanchooly: There are places in my IDEA plug-in where breakpoints just don’t work. Only a few classes, not all. Most bizarre and annoying

disable the python plugin

that fixed it for me

has anyone run trouble when auto import for Enumeration?

-.kt

To stop the OS X firewall prompting Allow/Deny every time I start IntelliJ I ran:

codesign --verify -vv /Applications/IntelliJ\ IDEA\ 15.app

which produced: "/Applications/IntelliJ IDEA 15.app: a sealed resource is missing or invalid" followed by a list of Kotlin plugin paths. Any ideas how to fix this?

In fact I can’t find any Kotlin plugin files anywhere inside /Applications/IntelliJ IDEA 15.app/Contents/plugins

Getting the error "Error:Unable to make the module: kobalt, related gradle configuration was not found. Please, re-import the Gradle project and try again.””. How can I tell gradle to stop trying to build this project? I couldn’t find any Gradle facet, is there something else I should be doing?

@ponzii: how exactly did you install the Kotlin plugin?

JB: Standard method from within Preferences > Plugins

Is it possible for IJ/AS to show usages of

TODO()

in a way that it handles

//TODO sth

comments

I don’t think so. In ReSharper we once added selector to match patterns against comments, strings or identifiers. You may file feature request in IJ youtrack.

I’m sure there is one already. the current design of the todo system is tied very closely to TODOs being only in comments, and changing this would require a significant rewrite