Whenever I refactor Kotlin code in Android Studio and I get an automatic suggestion to rename some c...

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[Lukasz Kalnik]

Whenever I refactor Kotlin code in Android Studio and I get an automatic suggestion to rename some class properties, the suggested names all start with m in the old Java naming convention:
mSomeProperty.
Can I configure it somewhere that Kotlin refactoring doesn't use (obsolete) Java naming conventions?

[Lukasz Kalnik]

In Editor -> Code Style -> Kotlin I don't see such a setting, only in Code Style -> Java -> Code Generation. I assume Kotlin takes it's settings for code generation for refactoring from there as well.

[Stephan Schröder]

I have never encountered this suggestion. I assume your Java Style is custom made? Not that it should make a difference to Kotlin. As someone who has no knowledge of how refactoring is implemented, it seems buggy should the Kotlin refactoring rely on Java style 🤔

[Lukasz Kalnik]

I don't have any custom Java style, nor have any Java code in project. It is 100% Kotlin.
But everytime I rename a class, and there are instances of this class in other Kotlin files/classes (as members), the suggestion pops up to rename these members as well starting with the m prefix.