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:wave: any chance there'll be a release for <https://github.com/kotest/kotest-intellij-plugin> compatible with 2024.3 EAP soon™? I'm not asking about K2 support which I understand might be trickier, just the basic functionality at least

if you're happy to build it yourself - I have a <https://github.com/tKe/kotest-intellij-plugin/tree/k2-support|branch> that supports the current EAP with K2 - zero warranty, use at your own risk etc etc

```&gt; PRODUCT_NAME=IC-243 JVM_TARGET=21 ./gradlew buildPlugin```
should be all that's needed to build, then install manually the resulting `build/libs/kotest-intellij-plugin-1.3.0-SNAPSHOT-243.12818.47.jar` file.

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I even have the repo cloned, but it keeps using years old java for building which I don't have (and don't really want to install). I guess I need to fork it myself and add toolchains support :confused:

needs the `PRODUCT_NAME=IC-243 JVM_TARGET=21` env vars

oh :eyes: I didn't expect that since target can be changed without using old jdk. But indeed I can build the plugin and install it. But it doesn't work :smile: I see some `SpecInstantiationException` and `NoClassDefFound`s for my classes. Might be because I'm not using K2 yet

just double checked a fresh build of my k2-support branch with both k2 enabled and disabled and it's working here - the only changes in that branch are the build support for IC-243 and switching to the Analysis API for determining superclasses

I'll try again later maybe, for now I figured out I can call `./gradlew :module:test --tests fqn.of.TestClass` and I'll also get results in the `Run` window, which is what I mostly need :slightly_smiling_face:

Would you maybe consider a PR to <@U12AGS8JG>’s repository <@U7051GKRQ>? If you worked together, then all of us could benefit from a stable k2 implementation perhaps...

I considered tidying it up for a pr but I saw a <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/CT0G9SD7Z/p1725363323134809?thread_ts=1725278594.004849&amp;cid=CT0G9SD7Z|message> from @sam a while back indicating the plugin was undergoing some changes.

That's the gradle plugin, not the Intellij plugin?

So it is :sweat_smile: I'll look into tidying up for a PR tomorrow