Hi. I'm quite new with Kotlin and everything that...

# getting-started

[Dan Storm]

Hi.

I'm quite new with Kotlin and everything that revolves around it and I'm trying to create a small Ktor project.
I want to try another OpenAPI plugin. I'm trying to go with one that is recommended multiple times. To achieve that, I added the following line to my build.gradle.kts file_

implementation("guru.zoroark.tegral:tegral-openapi-ktor:$tegral_openapi_version")
    implementation("guru.zoroark.tegral:tegral-openapi-ktorui:$tegral_openapi_version")

I don't get any errors from this, when running my application, but I can't seem to get the packages installed.

I tried with ./gradlew build --refresh-dependencies which seems to execute without any errors.

Might anyone know why they don't get installed?

[Sam]

Can you say more about what problem you see when you actually try to run the application or use these packages? Did you already try to add install(TegralOpenApiKtor) in the appropriate place in your code, as mentioned in the docs?

[Dan Storm]

Well, if I add install(TegralOpenApiKtor) IntelliJ tells me the following:

Unresolved reference: TegralOpenApiKtor

Manually adding import guru.zoroark.tegral.openapi.ktor.* tells me that guru is an unresolved reference.

[Dan Storm]

Looking into my "External Libraries", I can't find it either.

[Sam]

As well as running the Gradle build, did you run the 🔃 "Reload all Gradle Projects" action? That's important any time you modify the build script. IntelliJ will normally prompt you by showing a floating button at the top of the build script file too.

[Dan Storm]

I did not. I saw no prompts after editing my build script, but rinning the "Reload all Gradle Projects" action seems to have fixed the problem. Thank you.

[CLOVIS]

@Dan Storm in "File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools", you can configure IntelliJ to always reload Gradle when you edit the build scripts