Is it expected behavior that in Kotlin scripts in ...

# scripting

[Kevin Barbour]

Is it expected behavior that in Kotlin scripts in IntelliJ (.kts or .ws.kts files) there is no feedback when something goes wrong in the code? For example if I drop throw RuntimeException() into a script then the entire output window goes blank and there is no indication that an exception was thrown

[ilya.chernikov]

Does it happen during scratch/workspace editing?
cc: @Andrei Klunnyi

[Kevin Barbour]

Yeah that's where I'm seeing it.

[Kevin Barbour]

For example, when I don't have the exception thrown, I get the println output

[Kevin Barbour]

but when I do add the exception nothing is executed and there is no indication the exception was thrown

[Kevin Barbour]

This example is rather trivial but it becomes a problem when you call other code that throws an exception and then have no indication of where the issue is coming from or what it is

[Andrei Klunnyi]

Hi Kevin,
Sorry, but hardly I can answer your question promptly. Can I ask you to file an issue in YouTrack, please?

[Kevin Barbour]

Hey Andrei, no problem. I will create an issue.