well this is pretty frustraiting. The only thing I...

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[groostav]

well this is pretty frustraiting. The only thing I could find to do was go into C:\Users\Geoff\.IntelliJIdea2017.3\config\plugins\Kotlin deleting files and copying them over from the zip for 1.1.60 downloaded on the archives https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/6954-kotlin

[groostav]

FML, that didnt work, and the same version of the kotlin plugin works on my laptop. 😩

[groostav]

please help

[groostav]

i guess its time to re-clone the repo and/or re-install intelliJ

[kingsley]

Of course, you probably tried to invalidate caches already. Just maybe?

[groostav]

yup, thats the first step i take these days

[groostav]

Alright, I've tried 1.1.61, 1.1.51, and 1.1.4, and all of them encounter the same error. My laptop also now encounters this error. I've downgraded to 2016.3 and it has the same problem with these versions.

[groostav]

I'm completely out of ideas.

[kingsley]

Okay. Shit. This is really bad.
Could this be from Gradle?
Or perhaps, are you running Java 9?

Try to make a few changes in those places too, see if it makes a difference

[kingsley]

@groostav

[groostav]

My build output was set to ./build/dev, i changed it to C:/Users/.../build/dev and these problems went away.

[groostav]

feelsgood

[kingsley]

Haha. Damn Windows!
It wasn’t even Kotlin/IDEA all along.

Happy you got it resolved anyway!

[groostav]

yeah me too, I was getting pretty stressed out (which also means I was getting pretty stupid --there were a whole bunch of signs that javac/kotlinc wasnt really to blame)