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# gsoc-kotlin-lsp-project

[hemram]

Hi @Shauvik Roy Choudhary @Andrew Vasilyev @Patrick Steiger @Idan Nakav

In light of recent updates, I wanted to raise a concern:

Based on this issue comment, the kotlin-lsp repo appears to be partially closed source and currently not buildable due to internal dependencies. Given GSoC’s requirement that contributions be fully open source and publicly verifiable, I’m not sure if this repo is currently a viable or compliant target for my project.

Whether a pivot is needed or not, I think it would be helpful to reach out to the JetBrains team for clarification.
I’d really appreciate your guidance on how best to proceed.

[Andrew Vasilyev]

Yeah, we are talking with JB folks, will return when have more info.

[hemram]

Thank you!

[Andrew Vasilyev]

Some of meetings will be next week anyway, when we return to Amsterdam from KotlinConf.

[hemram]

is it possible for me to join those meetings?

[Andrew Vasilyev]

They are not only about LSP. But I think we will organize separate with you when things will be more clear.

[hemram]

Noted, Thanks for considering

[hemram]

Hi @Shauvik Roy Choudhary @Andrew Vasilyev
Just following up on this as the GSoC coding phase is starting in a few days (June 2), I wanted to check if there have been any updates from the JetBrains discussions regarding the kotlin-lsp repo.

It would really help to get some clarity on the direction, so I can plan my next steps accordingly.