quick questions: 1. How can I find out whether the context in which my

AbstractKotlinInspection

is taking place has

java.util.EnumMap

(e.g. not js platform)? 2. My replacement pattern is

java.util.EnumMap

, but I think it would be more idiomatic to add an import and use

EnumMap

directly. I couldn't find any examples of this, which classes should I be looking at? 3. I have a

KotlinType

of which I want to create a fragment

E::class.java

, but using toString looks nasty here, what would be a better approach?

call.replace(factory.createExpressionByPattern("java.util.EnumMap($0::class.java)", enumClass.toString()))

Thanks!

Hello, I am trying to build custom version of kotlin-test-js, so I have added

JDK_16="C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_181"
JDK_17="C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_181"
JDK_9="C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk-11.0.2"

to gradle.properties, but when I run

gradlew install

I get error

Invalid environment value JDK_16: "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_181", expecting JDK home path

What I am doing wrong?

How do I extend the kotlin language in Android Studio

Could Anyone tell me how to build `kotlin`project ? I am talking about the kotlin language itself. On opening project in IntelliJ idea. I get options

Configure Modules with Java(Gradle)

,

Configure modules with JS(Gradle)

and two same options with

Maven

. From here on I am getting confused

Hi, I am not able to find source code for

org.jetbrains.kotlin.jvm

gradle plugin. Could anyone help me ?

Can anyone direct me to some code/samples/documentation around

AnnotationDescriptor

? I'm really having trouble wrapping my mind around it for some reason

Hello! I am facing issue in building kotlin language. I have installed JDK_16, JDK_17, JDK_18, JDK_9. Also this is how I setup environment variables on machine (linux) in

~/.bashrc

# Java
export JAVA_HOME="/usr/java/jdk1.8.0_202"
export JDK_16="/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_07"
export JDK_17="/usr/java/jdk1.7.0_80"
export JDK_18="/usr/java/jdk1.8.0_202"
export JDK_9="/usr/java/jdk-9.0.4"

I added these JDKs path to Inteliij Idea's environment variable setting (Settings->Terminal->Enviroment Variable). But when I build project I face this error as in image below. I was Building whole project Update Issue is solved - Previously I checked

auto imports

during import of projects - I directly imported project instead of opening project -> import module from existing sources Couldn't find exactly what went wrong previously though 😶

I was wondering if it would help if I create a KEEP for that. It seems like this issue hasn’t been touched by a JetBrains member for the last 2 years.

I'm having trouble generating a test in the kotlin compiler project. I created a new file

compiler/testData/custom/testDataTest.kt

and ran

Generate Compiler Tests

, but I don't see any new files generated? (I looked in the git diff)

Why kotlin doesn’t have

Iterable<Tuple>#unzip

? I found an issue about `Iterable<Pair>#unzip`; https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-5793 I wonder it doesn’t say about

Iterable<Tuple>

.

Where is the code for translating the raw strings

"""

./gradlew ideaPluginTest

gives me ~12 failures on kotlin master. Is it known, do I miss something in my configuration?

Hi! I am having trouble getting my project to compile using the Kotlin compiler I have built from source. I have created a kotlin starter project with

gradle init --type kotlin-application

and I have added these lines (found [here](https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/#including-into-composite-build)) to my `settings.gradle`:

includeBuild('/path/to/kotlin') {
    dependencySubstitution {
        substitute module('org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-compiler') with project(':include:kotlin-compiler')
    }
}

When I do a

./gradlew build --info

in my starter project, I can see that the there are

:kotlin:*

tasks running (though they re-run only after I do a

./gradlew dist

in the kotlin compiler repo) but the changes I've made to the Kotlin compiler (I've added some print/logging statements) are not showing up when compiling the code in my project. Any suggestions on how I can get my project to compile with a built-from-source Kotlin compiler using Gradle?

https://github.com/Inego/kotlin/blob/master/docs/contributing.md#submitting-patches The contributing readme does not specify which branch should be used to submit patches to. Is it

master

?

I’m reading kotlin compiler code and found that there are two kinds of intermediate representation, IR and PSI. What is difference between those?

Can somebody help with this issue? https://github.com/mnewlive/make-it/issues/9

Hey everyone, I just pulled github.com/JetBrains/kotlin into IntelliJ 2019.2.3 and I keep getting a script dependencies error opening the root

build.gradle.kts

. Did anyone face similar?

Not sure what’s wrong but I’m getting tons of unresolved references in newly forked kotlin project. Plus build scripts are failing to resolve dependencies. Forked and cloned kotlin project in IJ 2019.2.3. I’ve set up all the JDKs to point to java 8 and 9 (like recommended, not working on stdlib) and building

./gradlew dist

from command line works. I also did the “New module from existing sources” bit on first run.

Are there any good resources on setting up for working on the Kotlin Compiler?

Hi I’m trying to fix an issue in

:js:js.translator

that affects

:kotlin-test:kotlin-test-js:kotlin-test-js-it

I made changes to files in

:js:js.translator

and then rebuild it (

./gradlew :js:js.translator:build

) But it does not seem to affect behavior of

:kotlin-test:kotlin-test-js:kotlin-test-js-it

I’m sure there’s a missing step to ensure that module uses the newly (locally) built kotlin version, like

publishLocally

or something I tried

./gradlew install

in the root dir and then

mvn install

in the libraries dir but it still does not seem to work Any ideas? 🙏

Hello! Is it normal to have a lot of failing test at

master

? I’m running

./gradlew ideaPluginTest

. I set

JDK_16

and

JDK_17

to the same JDK as

JDK_18

as it’s pointed out in the README.

I just started having a look at the Kotlin repo by adding a sample to the standard library. While doing that I noticed that some of the generated samples on the website don't run, for example https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.collections/with-index.html . The reason is that the

import samples.Sample

leaks through to the webpage and there the import cannot be found. I guess, changing the import statement to

samples.*

would fix this, but it would be cleaner to correct the generation of the html. Could someone point me to where this HTML is generated?

Does anyone know why the

ConvertTrimIndentToTrimMarginIntention

was removed? @dimonchik0036 mentions KT-31502 in the commit that removed it, but I don't have permission to view that issue.

For this running ticket for standard lib samples: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-20357 Is there any way to locally validate, beyond running the tests? Is there any way I can generate a local version of the website from my code to see how the documentation would look?

Hello, when I run tests locally with

ideaPluginTest

nj2k and idea-plugin, some of test are failing. Even though, I didn’t touch them. Would it be about a setup/environment problem? List of test are in thread…

@bashor @anton.bannykh Is there possibility to run tests only for 

js

 or 

js/js.translator

 subprojects?

Does a CI job run for PR? Is it possible to check test result for a PR? Or do you just trust that kontributors already run test and build tasks?