Hey! I'm sure this is a simple question but I am unable to fix it. 😔 I imported a multiplatform project from GitHub using Intellij. Intellij doesn't automatically recognize the Gradle configuration. So I have to manually use the terminal for building the project, running the Android app e.t.c 🤔 Intellij handles other multiplatform projects well and I am able to run app and use the Gradle tasks in the window. Can someone help? 🙂

A common cause of sync issues these days is that the kotlin version declared in gradle doesn't match the IDE plugin you have installed.

You'll likely run in to other issues with that project if you're not using Android Studio (and specifically alpha version) as it's using Jetpack Compose

Thanks @russhwolf. I just checked. The kotlin version in gradle is 1.3.72 and the Kotlin plugin version is 1.3.72 too.

Thanks @Jeff, it's hopefully useful for people at least exploring KMP for first time (and if looking in to using Jetpack Compose in such a project).....would definitely recommend KaMPkit for any exploration beyond that....KaMPkit has a lot more functionality and takes for example more robust approach to error checking etc

Why do you specify Android Studio v4.2 though? I've had trouble with 4.2 canary 2. I think it's conflicting with my 4.1 configuration. But let me keep trying.

Jetpack Compose needs canary version

IDEA 2020 and all its inherited version have a bug with resolving KMP projects. I reverted back to IntelliJ 2019 and Android Studio 4.1 Canary 8. It works fine

Thank you @russhwolf, @John O'Reilly. I used Android Studion 4.2 Canary 2 and it works like a charm! I plan to make use of PeopleInSpace, KaMPkit and JetNews to make something incredible. 🙂

hmm, not sure off top of my head....will see if I can grab some time this weekend and take a look