can anyone help me with: ```e: /home/runner/work/i...

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[Dan O'Brien]

can anyone help me with:

e: /home/runner/work/intellij-plugin-ld/intellij-plugin-ld/src/main/kotlin/com/github/intheclouddan/intellijpluginld/settings/LaunchDarklySettings.kt: (155, 21): Unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch: 
public fun <T> MutableCollection<in ???>.addAll(elements: Array<out ???>): Boolean defined in kotlin.collections
public fun <T> MutableCollection<in ???>.addAll(elements: Sequence<???>): Boolean defined in kotlin.collections
public fun <T> MutableCollection<in String!>.addAll(elements: Iterable<String!>): Boolean defined in kotlin.collections

I’ve tried assigned it to a variable and suppressing that as Unused, I’ve wrapped that section with a with block but nothing so far is helping me with this error. Here’s a link to the line in the repo https://github.com/InTheCloudDan/intellij-plugin-ld/blob/master/src/main/kotlin/com/github/intheclouddan/intellijpluginld/settings/LaunchDarklySettings.kt#L155

[Dan O'Brien]

This is happening on a DefaultComboBoxModel which has its own addAll so I don’t know why it’s referencing MutableCollections?

[Michael de Kaste]

type mismatch should be the biggest hint I think. I dont know much about the used datamodels. Since DefaultComboBoxModel wants a string, are you sure that select the keys from the items in projectContrainer, are strings too?

I can see you are activelly using a toString to check for equality on "Check Api Key", so my first instinct is that you're trying to add a non-string to a string collection

[Dan O'Brien]

the type of keys is String, so it’s making a List of Strings

[Dan O'Brien]

I guess I’m confused why it’s trying to us kotlin.collections when the method is part of the DefaultComboBoxModel

[ilya.gorbunov]

It is possible that DefaultComboBoxModel doesn't have addAll method.
For example, I don't see it in JDK 8 docs https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/swing/DefaultComboBoxModel.html, but I see it in the docs of JDK 11: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.desktop/javax/swing/DefaultComboBoxModel.html

[ilya.gorbunov]

So it may be a good idea to check which JDK version you use for compilation.

[Dan O'Brien]

thanks @ilya.gorbunov! That didn’t even occur to me as a possibility. This is for an intellij plugin, so I think it’s jdk 1.8, in this case I should just loop over the list calling add element then?

[Dan O'Brien]

I changed it to loop over addElement and that’s it!