Closed awais-amjed closed 1 week ago
Batch close for the com.intellij.openapi.wm.ToolWindow.setAvailable(boolean)
exception out of the Flutter IJ plugin, this is a duplicate of https://github.com/flutter/flutter-intellij/issues/7691 and is resolved in the release of the Flutter plugin, 82.1
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What happened
Android Studio's code completion and indexing died, and won't get fixed until I close all instances and reopen the project.
Steps to Reproduce
I have encountered this problem many many times now. It happens when I start writing some code in between previously written lines of code, the lines should have semicolons at the ends, so not inside widgets/UI. happens in logic. The code completion and indexing just crashes and refuses to be fixed, till I close every instance of Android studio and reopen it. Doesn't happen consistently, so I am not sure how you can reproduce it everytime, but I noticed a pattern and described it. I am also attaching a picture of the place it crashed today.
It's not crashed when I took the picture, because I took the picture after restarting it but before it crashed, I was exactly writing this code, and don't confuse it with Github's code completion, that keeps working. Only the Android Studio's Code Completion dies.
PS: The Exception I have attached below is probably not related to this specific issue, I think that just came up when I reopened the android studio, I have seen many issues with that same log, and I don't think it's related to the issue I am describing, still keeping it there if you need it. I got this issue even in the last version of android studio and this exception seems to be related to this patch (at least according to other people).
Version information
Android Studio
Ladybug | 2024.2.1 Patch 2
• Flutter pluginio.flutter 82.0.3
• Dart plugin242.22855.32
Error getting Flutter sdk information.
Exception
null
Version info
Please paste the output of running
flutter doctor -v
here (available from the command line or fromTools > Flutter > Flutter Doctor
). It will provide the version of the Flutter framework as well as of the IntelliJ plugin.