:kodee-excited: Hello! Since the release of Intell...

# intellij

[Teodor Irkhin]

kodee excited Hello! Since the release of IntelliJ IDEA 2024.3, we’ve seen a significant increase in the K2 mode usages. However, we’re aware that there’s still progress to be made to achieve full feature parity with K1 mode.
In upcoming releases, we plan to add K2 mode support for:
• Interactive mode in .kts scratch files
• Java-to-Kotlin conversion via copy-paste
• Different remaining inspections, intentions, and quick fixes
• …and other smaller features
Please share in this thread which IDE features, inspections, or quick fixes you’re missing most in K2 mode, and we’ll prioritize them for faster delivery.
Thank you for your feedback! kodee loving

[Dmitry Kandalov]

“Different remaining inspections, intentions, and quick fixes”

[mbonnin]

Without looking, I would have said the exact same list in the same order 🙂

[christophsturm]

make the refactorings work in more edge cases, for example https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-10606/Support-moving-a-function-to-an-instance-class

[drewhannay]

Dokka samples!
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-32384

[nerses]

This bug gets me all the time, Would be nice if you can fix it https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0B8H786P/p1733031337334799

[Sergey Aldoukhov]

I have an amper 0.4 jvm project, that contains a Java protobuf file. After upgrading to 3.1 the IDE shows references to that file broken. The message is "This .java file is outside of Java source roots and won't be added to the classpath."
Going back to 2.5 fixes the problem.

[Anirudh]

I noticed that the K2 mode also doesn't show certain suggestions, like making non-publicly accessed methods private (the K1 mode shows this suggestion).

[Carter]

K2 mode also doesn’t seem to respect the compiler option I set in my build conventions for -opt-in=kotlin.uuid.ExperimentalUuidApi and so I get warnings for UUIDs everywhere in the IDE.