IntelliJ 2025.1.1 issues concerning packages
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me whether they're having problems with the 2025.1.1 update (released in May), relating to importing from other packages, and having a class access members of other classes?
I'm new to IntelliJ, and a novice programmer, but the project I was working on seemed to compile ok until I updated the IDE.
After that, it had red lines all over it.
I noticed that if I was trying to import a class from a separate package defined within the project, it wouldn't allow this unless I imported the whole package ( using .*)
It doesn't want classes to be able to be able to extend from a super-class.
In fact, it doesn't like the classes being able to interact with each other much at all, even ones within the same package.
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Hello!
Yes, you're not alone; multiple users are reporting similar issues with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1.1 concerning broken imports, class resolution (e.g., forcing import .* instead of specific classes), and problems with class interaction, often showing "red lines" even if the project previously compiled. This suggests a bug in the IDE's indexing or class resolution after the update. Try to Invalidate Caches and Restart (File > Invalidate Caches...), verify your Project Structure (File > Project Structure...), and reload your Maven/Gradle project if applicable. If issues persist, consider reporting it directly to JetBrains as it seems to be a known emerging problem with this specific update.
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I think the issue I had with the new version of IntelliJ was solved, after it offered me an update of the JUnit plug-in, which I accepted (although I don't even know what JUnit is!)
After the update was installed, everything seemed to work again.
After IntelliJ offered me an upgrade for the JUnit plug-in, I believe the problem I was having with the new version was resolved.
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