Why does typing out `run` always result in `kotlin.run {}` whereas with `apply` (and others) you jus...

# stdlib

[Zoltan Demant]

Why does typing out run always result in kotlin.run {} whereas with apply (and others) you just end up with a nice apply {}?

[Joffrey]

It doesn't for me. Maybe you happen to have another run function imported or declared in the same file?

[Zoltan Demant]

Really? 😮 Its always been like that for me, I dont have any other run

[Joffrey]

Interesting. Before answering, I tried that in whatever file I had open, and I happened to be working in a gradle buildSrc dir. Now I just tried again in a regular project file, and indeed I get kotlin.run

[Joffrey]

Maybe it has to do with recent Kotlin versions (buildSrc is usually older)

[Zoltan Demant]

I think its been like this for at least 5 years for me, I never quite understood why

[Joffrey]

That said, I almost never use run. Most of the time if you want to use run you probably want to extract a function

[Zoltan Demant]

Yeah, I rarely use it too. But when I do, I always wonder the same thing ^

[Big Chungus]

A known ide bug I'm affraid

[Zoltan Demant]

🎅🏽 This was fixed in Android Studio Flamingo! 🦩