PSA: If you're struggling to understand why your p...
# multiplatformn
Nick Halase
03/05/2020, 1:21 AMPSA: If you're struggling to understand why your project stopped providing good intellisense for native, it might be because you accidentally installed the 1.3.70 Kotlin plugin. That is all.
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russhwolf
03/05/2020, 1:53 AMWorks great for me when using 1.3.70. Less so for things still in 1.3.61
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Nick Halase
03/05/2020, 1:54 AMThat's what I meant I guess. I didn't intend to move anything over to 1.3.70 until coroutines are on 1.3.70. So the plugin update confused me when I didn't realize it applied and all my darwin references went red.
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ribesg
03/05/2020, 9:19 AMYeah I saw the same issue. Don’t update the plugin if you work on anything not on 1.3.70.
It shouldn’t be like that though, you can’t be expected to work on projects all on the same Kotlin version every time
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Nick Halase
03/05/2020, 9:10 PMI wonder if JB will bundle a multiplatform kotlin IDE based on intellij and android studio?
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ribesg
03/06/2020, 9:11 AM@Nick Halase what do you mean? Android Studio is IntelliJ IDEA
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Nick Halase
03/06/2020, 5:13 PMI mean it would be nice if JetBrains forked IntelliJ again and specifically designed it with tooling for Kotlin multiplatform projects. IntelliJ is focused on being a JVM IDE, Android Studio is focused on being an Android IDE, AppCode is trying to be Xcode. I could see a place for "<insert name here>" IDE focused on being a kotlin multiplatform IDE.
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ribesg
03/07/2020, 1:59 PMIntelliJ IDEA Ultimate can do them all. It’s not “focused on being a JVM IDE”