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Derek Ellis
05/04/2020, 11:51 PMHas anyone ever had an issue with native code autocomplete in a multi-module project?
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Dominaezzz
05/04/2020, 11:58 PMYeah, it happens. You just have to shake the IDE in the right place.
i.e. Clean, Invalidate Caches, etc.
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Derek Ellis
05/05/2020, 2:14 AMUnfortunately my attempts to shake the IDE into getting the autocomplete to work in the native sourcesets has failed. As far as I can tell the module structure is identical to a single-module MPP, but the IDE features are still broken
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Dominaezzz
05/05/2020, 2:20 AMHow many native targets do you have?
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Derek Ellis
05/05/2020, 2:23 AMI have three multiplatform modules, each one currently only has a single mingw target
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Dominaezzz
05/05/2020, 2:40 AMHmm, what versions. 1.3.72?
The IDE and gradle plugin version have to be the same.
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Derek Ellis
05/05/2020, 2:42 AMHmm I think I actually have 1.4-M1 installed in the IDE and 1.3.72 in the project, I'll try changing that
Yep! had 1.4 installed on top of 1.3.72 and uninstalling it fixed it. Thank you!!
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clark
03/04/2021, 7:02 AMHow do I check the versions I have? My autocomplete is currently failing as well.
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Derek Ellis
03/05/2021, 2:02 PMYou can look for the Kotlin plugin in the AS/IntelliJ settings
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