Possibly related, I’m getting a "Global Data Sources: re-sync required Unsupported format version 2.1 (2.5 expected)” error in my Event Log

My Kotlin plugin is version 1.0.0-release-LJ143-70

My build.gradle is configured to use Kotlin version 1.0.0

do your .iml files are being modified outside IDEA?

like having your files indexed in GIT/SVN

Yes, I am using git

But I created a .gitignore using https://www.gitignore.io/api/intellij,java,gradle

and your *.iml files and .idea/ folder are inside git… or ignored?

that doesn’t include *.iml

check your *.iml git story

if you have changes there

Looks like .idea/ is ignored, but not *.iml

when you pull, could be that *.iml is being updated

should *.iml be in my .gitignore?

IMHO, yes

I never share anything IDEA related on my git

Hmm, someone should inform gitignore.io

but again, that is how I do it

Ok, I’ve added *.iml to my .gitignore and removed those files from version control, and done an invalidate/restart - let’s see if that works. Thanks for your help @dh44t simple smile

let’s if works

roger wilco

FYI - https://github.com/joeblau/gitignore.io/issues/186

Problem hasn’t reoccurred yet

IntelliJ update 16 -> 2016 🤔

@thyberg: yep the length of the variable name could be a problem, but if it's too long the option suggested by @bamboo could be used then. Huh, Kotlin's code style (at least in Android Studio) has quite less options to configure than Java's 😞

@denis.st Yes breaking after = is a good option. I was a little surprised about the limited number of settings for kotlin compared to the ones for java.

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Is there a way to write long template strings in Kotlin without generating IDEA warnings?

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quick-fix action generates code that is too long for one line