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While implementing an assignment alterer plugin with more relaxed rules than the official one, I seem to not be able to intercept `this = foo` calls. Is this intentional, and could it be something that can be relaxed? I'm near sure that it is due to this one line of code <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/bb5e219c1d23eb896236b3f3c95da5d4a6b5457a/compiler/fir/resolve/src/org/jetbrains/kotlin/fir/resolve/transformers/body/resolve/FirExpressionsResolveTransformer.kt#L1013|here>:
```if (assignAltererExtensions != null &amp;&amp; resolvedReference is FirResolvedNamedReference) {```
I believe it's because a `FirThisReference` is not a `FirResolvedNamedReference`, and so it doesn't pass that check. I think that could probably be relaxed to also pass for `FirThisReference`, but I can see how niche this is of a request.

I'm also getting no IDE support. Is that to be expected? I've defined assignment alterers both for k1 and K2, and I'm applying my plugin in gradle

I think it is, until the new FIR based IDE plugin becomes the standard.