it’s not a plugin issue; nullability annotations are part of the type system in Kotlin

It'd be great if Kotlin could do that though.

ah, you beat me to it

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no

you can right-click a run configuration to pin it - then it will never be replaced with other run configurations that you start later

otherwise, there’s some logic in IDEA that will reuse the tabs of finished run configurations when you start a new one

Pinning works, thanks. But did this behavior change recently? I’m pretty sure I used to have a lot of tabs down there without having to pin them.

if it did, it was in IDEA, not Kotlin

Maybe it’s IDEA’s way to let me know I’m launching too much stuff.

Is it a known bug? api is a module in the project.

you have two dependencies on that module: one direct and another through a .jar

so no, it’s not a bug, it’s a misconfiguration of your project

compile project(':api')

on gradle

is there an api.jar under libs?

No

can you post the .iml file somewhere?

yes, this looks correct. weird

I had a file under

.idea/libraries/

called

api_api.xml

I've deleted it and now it works.

but gradle sync recreates the file:

<component name="libraryTable">
  <library name="api.api">
    <CLASSES>
      <root url="jar://$PROJECT_DIR$/api/build/libs/api.jar!/" />
    </CLASSES>
    <JAVADOC />
    <SOURCES />
  </library>
</component>

which IDEA version is that?

AS 1.5.1 #141.24

@yole: Should I fill an issue about that?

before I file an issue, I wanted to ask here. When an exception is thrown inside an inlined method, the stack trace looks like this:

Exception
CallingClass: non existent line
CallingClass: line where the class definition begins

Clicking on

non existent line

will take me to the definition of the inlined method but now there's no link that will take me to the actuall call of the inlined method. I think there's not much that can be done from the compiler point of view, but shouldn't IDEA at least ask me if I wanted to be taken to the call or the definition of the inlined method?