Plugin 'Lua' (version '1.0.127') is not compatible with the current version of the IDE (version IU-211.6693.111)

[egorovd]

Hello.
I turned on Lua support today and got the error:

Plugin error

Plugin 'Lua' (version '1.0.127') is not compatible with the current version of the IDE, because it requires build 203.* or older but the current build is IU-211.6693.111 Plugin 'OpenResty Lua Support' cannot be loaded because it depends on plugin 'Lua' which failed to load

Thank you.

[talpert]

@sylvanaar will you be supporting the latest versions of the Jet Brains IDEs? I was avoiding upgrading my IDE because of this, but I had to push forward.

[mtr]

Please see issue #29. Unfortunately, Jon S Akhtar (aka @sylvanaar), the maintainer of this plugin has passed away.

[Devinmarra]

This has a lot of contributors. Would someone be willing to take this over and carry on Jon's work? This project wasn't on my radar when I took ownership of his work. But with many contributors I'm hoping someone can step in.

Also does anyone know if this repo is linked from any other sources? For example: Prat was linked on Curseforge and there was an active community on discord. I'm asking so that I can try to find someone to take this over.

[Yukeien]

@Devinmarra This repository is linked to YouTrack from what I was able to see on the repository files, and upload production logs and crashes on it's own. I didn't found any other resource, apart from the Plugin Marketplace upload of this plugin. (http://sylvanaar.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/)

We would probably need to change it to another YouTrack or just remove it. There was also a reference to CodeStream as a sponsor that provided the project with a debugger tool or something like that.

Didn't heard of a community but from what comes in my mind lua developers related to games are most likely -> fivem (gta5), WoW, Garry'smod, there's probably more but I'm out of ideas.

[Devinmarra]

Ah yes, we experimented with CodeStream at work, and ended up not using it but I'm familiar with the tool itself. CodeStream allows people to have discussions on code in the IDE itself, or at least that's how we were using it.

I'm definitely aware of the WoW community, as they've stepped in to help with his WoW addons (Prat, ACP, WIM), but I'm unaware of anything else. I'll do some google searching. This was really helpful, thank you very much.