Using the amper branch, how do we run specific `fun main` from specific files?

[StylianosGakis]

The README seems to imply that there should be a green play button next to it. When using Fleet, that does not seem to exist. Is that something that should be there, something that should be written in a custom fleet run.json, or what should one have to do in order to not have to use IntelliJ for this?

[hsz]

To use Amper, rely on a dedicated fork project linked in README:

[!NOTE]

There is a fork of this repository available that utilizes the Amper tool for project configuration, recently introduced by JetBrains.

For more, see Advent of Code Kotlin Template — Amper project.

[hsz]

Note, for Amper, there's a requirement of using the latest Fleet/IntelliJ IDEA:

[!WARNING]

Amper is supported since IntelliJ IDEA 2023.3 and Fleet 1.26 releases.

No extra configuration is required.

[VictorIreri]

Or maybe, like me, you used the Amper template to create your repo before the settings.gradle.kts bug was fixed?

• https://github.com/kotlin-hands-on/advent-of-code-kotlin-template-amper/issues/1

[StylianosGakis]

It was not the fleet version, nor me forking too late unfortunately. What I did which ended up working was follow the help I got from Márton here https://slack-chats.kotlinlang.org/t/16101531/i-thought-i-d-give-aoc-a-try-with-amper-fleet-just-to-see-ho#5093cea1-4694-4e97-802d-a978501a1b5d

Basically Márton had to run the task on IntelliJ first, to get a configuration auto-generated, then copied that to a fleet configuration, which setup the right flags etc. I had to run jvmRun and not just run as a task, and I had to give it "-DmainClass=Day01Kt" as args. The flmapper part seems to not be necessary for it to run, but in any case, that was there too.

Good to note that when I try to do this "Copy configuration" I get nothing on my clipboard, so without this help, unless I wrote the configuration file myself manually I would not have succeeded in making this run. I don't see people who fork this project (the amper one) to also be able to quickly figure out that they have to add a run.json which looks smth like this

{
  "configurations"
: [
        {
            "name": "Day01",
            "type": "gradle",
            "workingDir": "$PROJECT_DIR$",
            "tasks": ["jvmRun"],
            "args": [
                "-DmainClass=Day01Kt",
                "--quiet"
            ]
        },

    ]
}

Maybe that should be part of the readme? If not just straight up checked into git completely, like the entire .fleet directory.