code-style

To enforce IntelliJ code style rules, apply guidelines requiring 2-space indentation, 140-character line length, and braces on new lines to all new and existing Kotlin and Java files during code reviews.

IntelliJ coding guidelines prefer Kotlin for all new files, allowing Java only when modifying existing Java code to preserve project momentum and maintain backward compatibility.

Yes, IntelliJ code style provides explicit formatting guidance for Kotlin-based build scripts, while noting special-case formatting exceptions for non-standard directories like rustrover.

Applying IntelliJ code style requires explicit usage guidelines for experimental APIs and recognizes special-case formatting exceptions for non-standard directories like rustrover to maintain safety and readability.

You should use Java instead of Kotlin only when modifying existing Java code, as IntelliJ coding guidelines mandate a Kotlin-first approach for all new files to ensure consistent language momentum.

IntelliJ code style rules require 2-space indentation and a maximum line length of 140 characters, along with placing braces on new lines to maintain consistent formatting across the repository.