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Import completion for Kotlin Native projects isn't handled properly by the Kotlin plugin: <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C3SGXARS6/p1741307850698669>

Hi! Could you please elaborate a little? What is your particular scenario in the IDE?

A screenshot or a short video or a reproducer would be extremely helpful :pray:

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A screenshot of the import completion in IntelliJ. Luckily Shutter works well with IntelliJ for doing screenshots. *All* the symbols in the list are variables.

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Here is a recording of the screen using Simple Screen Recorder.

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Another recording. This time some additional details have been included to provide a clearer view of the issue.

Would it be possible for you to try K2 Mode, please, and see if the completion changes?

I am actually not sure that *libgpiod* is going to be available as a part of Kotlin Native libraries out-of-the-box

You can probably use it by making a `.def` file and generating bindlings by hand (see the <https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-definition-file.html|docs> and an <https://github.com/jasonwyatt/hygrometer-pi/blob/fe655d0ed347780247bf2a0f1f77f9a3cc52ecee/sensor/src/nativeInterop/cinterop/libgpiod.def#L3|example>)

I see that it can be imported as `import libgpiod.gpiod_chip_get_line` after you have a definition, for example

cc <@UBU9TA6ET>

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A def file has already been created for the *libgpiod* library. Seems as though the library isn't one of the official Linux userspace libraries even though the source code for the library is available on the official Linux Kernel git website ( <https://web.git.kernel.org/pub/scm/libs/libgpiod/libgpiod.git> ), which is confusing. Currently I am in the process of building the library for the Debix Infinity SBC, after successfully running a K/N Hello World style program ( <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C8C6E5S82/p1741557858987249> ) on the SBC itself.

Static linking works fine with the *gpiod* library on the *linuxArm64* target, and there is no need to disable caching. Caching seems to fail if the library is dynamically linked (in theory). I can run the Kotlin Native program on the SBC without any issues, although I have replaced the *main* function with a mocked version since the electrical side isn't setup on the SBC yet.

<@ULFPSQS4A> By the way the K2 mode is already enabled. The project is using *Kotlin 2.1.10*.