I set up a compose multiplatform project in IntelliJ using i

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I set up a compose multiplatform project in IntelliJ using its built in template and there s something wrong with the Gradle project it produces or perhaps IntelliJ s integration The source and test directories aren t marked as source and test so I don t get Kotlin highlighting completion etc I can manually mark them but any Gradle reload undoes it Interestingly the resource directories are properly marked Any tips

Tim McCormack · Answer

I m not too familiar with Gradle unfortunately If anyone would like to take a look here s the repo with essentially no modification after its initial templating <https sandstorm appux com shared Ht7Wf apel4 RH9SIg89fCJOjatSQb AHLRSBUIP xl timmc comp1337>

Igor Demin · Answer

It works fine with IntelliJ IDEA 2022 3 2 + Kotlin 1 8 20 dev 1103 IDEA plugin Maybe you have outdated Kotlin plugin Check its version

Tim McCormack · Answer

Hmm I m on IntelliJ IDEA 2023 1 CE and my Kotlin plugin is apparently 231 1 8 20 IJ8109 175 whatever that means

Tim McCormack · Answer

Perhaps there was a regression in the newer version

Tim McCormack · Answer

The bundled Gradle plugin is at 231 8109 175 I guess the 231 probably refers to 2023 1

Tim McCormack · Answer

Can someone on IDEA 2023 1 try to reproduce this The single platform compose template doesn t recognize `src jvmMain kotlin` as a source directory

Tim McCormack · Answer

Here s what my sourceSets looks like just what the IntelliJ New Project template spits out ```kotlin jvm jvmToolchain 11 withJava sourceSets val jvmMain by getting dependencies implementation compose desktop currentOs val jvmTest by getting ``` Full actual code here <https sandstorm appux com shared Ht7Wf apel4 RH9SIg89fCJOjatSQb AHLRSBUIP xl timmc comp1337 src 0d9388b76122a9f6c4ee0de878b14de5b641f7b0 build gradle kts> the project works but I have to manually mark those src and test dirs every time I start IntelliJ

Dima Avdeev · Answer

~Can you please create minimal reproducible sample on GitHub ~ I will check your project with IDEA 2023 1 Also you may try to do this In IntelliJ IDEA main menu File gt Invalidate Caches gt Invalidate and Restart Set all checkboxes button Invalidate and Restart

Dima Avdeev · Answer

Checked it works fine

Tim McCormack · Answer

Hmm I deleted the idea directory did the invalidate amp restart with all three checkboxes re opened the project and no luck Same About screen details as yours except I m on amd64

Tim McCormack · Answer

But those template links you gave in the other thread were really helpful thank you Using the desktop version I was able to fix the config so that IntelliJ loads it properly <https sandstorm appux com shared Ht7Wf apel4 RH9SIg89fCJOjatSQb AHLRSBUIP xl timmc comp1337 commit 3d886b9bfe799f3f0223e600f598479aa2c72fe0>

Tim McCormack · Answer

It seems that IntelliJ s templating for the desktop version is making a multiplatform project instead which is probably related somehow Even though I don t know why you re seeing a different result

Tim McCormack · Answer

I do have to manually configure the JDK now but I guess that s a tradeoff I ll take