Why in intellij IDEA, there is no

toString

template?

there is one in the current development version

Sometimes, If I change code in Kotlin module and then run the tests, it doesn't recompile the module. In this situations I have to clean the module and rebuild it. Is it a known bug?

no

I'll try to replicate it a small project.

and please specify which incremental compilation mode you’re using

incremental compilation is disabled

class Clazz {
    fun a(): Int {
        print("Hello a")
        return 2
    }
}

class TestClazz {
    val clazz = Clazz()
    @Test
    fun testA() {
        assertEquals(1, clazz.a())
    }
}

Gradle project. Run

TestClazz

, then change

return 2

to

return 1

and run again the test. It will still fail.

Idea has haskell syntax highlighting and standard functions autosuggestion without any plugins?

I see, thanks. I was just surprised that

.hs

files got recognized by default.

is there a reason that the 'step into' function is not always using the 'smart step into' mode? when would i want the dumb version?

it’s an extra popup to choose where to step into

yes, i know, but it feels to me like about half the time i use step into, i accidentally end up in some getter or other piece of uninteresting code

if anything it could be reversed. step into is always smart and shift-f7 becomes "immediate step into" or something

you can remap keys in this manner

since this is a very important matter to me, I'd like (again) to draw some attention to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-73077 which is about showing unversioned files in the commit dialog. If you haven't, please star this issue but keep the discussion civil. since IDEA 16 is in EAP we can still get this feature in but we saw it being delayed twice and I fear it might happen again.

Please star/vote an issue not because Kirill is such a good person, but because you are actually missing it, and going to use it if it is implemented.

(I would rename “vote” button to “I will use it” button)

that's the thing. I believe every IDEA user would benefit from this change. either you experienced the pain first-hand because you forgot to commit a file once and got bitten by it or it will happen to you at some point.

Some users keep temp garbage in working folders, and rely on IDEA to automatically add files to VCS. They would see garbage every time they commit. But definitely, it’s of out scope of this slack simple smile

yeah, but I don't think this is more than, say 70% of the users. which is a very conservative estimate. as a result, > 30% of the users are prone to making this avoidable mistake

plus we can have a checkbox

but yeah, out of scope of this channel

this keeps coming up in support questions for libraries. Anytime an interface/class implements a method, and then extension functions extend it using methods of same name but with friendlier signatures, … Once you have the member in use, the IDE almost never will suggest the extension import leaving people with compiler errors. If you are typing and the first auto complete comes up you tend to have hope if you select the right one first, but if you cut-n-paste you get the class imported and then its all over, no more help. You have to manually go change the import. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-9238 is related, but are there other issues I can go upvote?

is there an intention or another quick way to destructure a method parameter?

Introduce Variable has that option

Ctrl+Alt+V?