my use case is calling

require

, a very trivial method I don't want to inspect in 99% of the cases. instead I want to know, which call to

require

actually crashed.

yes, please do file an issue

alright

actually, you could just make the lambda-less version of

require

non-inlined

Also, in inspect code I've found

Problem synopsis      Dependency from module 'app' on module 'api' could be removed when complementary scope to 'Module 'app'' also does not contain references on module 'api'

If I have an "All tests" run config, which I have customised and shared to add on e.g. a -javaagent flag, how do I make IntelliJ clone it and adapt it when asking it to run a single test method/class, rather than creating an entirely new run config from scratch that lacks the magic arguments?

Run | Edit Configurations | Defaults | JUnit

that's embarrassingly obvious. thanks yole

is that project specific? it'd be cool to check that in to git

unfortunately not

ok. i'll have to remember to take it out when i switch projects. no big deal. thanks again.

wait, I’m not sure

I think this is per-project but not shareable

Is it possible to configure in Idea somewhere which kind of files are suggested in File -> New menu?

Settings | Appearance and Behavior | Menus and Toolbars

Ah thanks, missed that one

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Using Kotlin 1.0 RC

Plugin wasn’t latest version… that might fix it…

that did it 😃

number 1 solution to most Kotlin problems: UTFP (update the fine plugin)

😃

anyone know what setting might be causing intellij to

*

import whenever it optimizes imports? Couldnt find anything when i searched preferences for import and I dont think its code style since other people using the same style arent having this problem. I'm on Android Studio 2.0 Beta 4 so it could also be an issue there

Editor > Code Style > (language) > Imports tab, setting "Class count to use import with '*' (at least in Idea)

perfect! Thank you!!!

Hi, I feel rather silly for asking this, but how can I add a jar to my project so I can import it? I downloaded the

fuel-0.57-sources.jar

file from jcenter and added it to my libs folder. After I click it and select add as library then jar directory, nothing happens and I cant import it.

@sschneider: These are the source files, probably not what you want