Custom kotlin dependency indexing

Kotlin source muse belong to the same Gradle project.

If the location is different and you can't change it, you can instruct Gradle to load sources from non-default locations.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31077844/add-another-java-source-directory-to-gradle-script

Serge Baranov But if I open the sources, I have no suggestions related to the dependencies of the gradle project placed elsewhere.

>But if I open the sources, I have no suggestions related to the dependencies of the gradle project placed elsewhere.

Not sure I understand. Can you please elaborate.

Andrey Dernov I want to link kotlin sources with a remote gradle project (in another directory). I can point gradle to the sources, but I open the sources as a separate project in intellij idea.

Given I have a source in some directory called src2 and I add it like following in my project:

sourceSets {
    main {
        java {
            srcDirs 'src2'
        }
    }
}

I am able to use the code in my main source set (src/main/java) in the src2 directory.

What is your setup and what is the exact problem?

Note that in a Gradle project you should follow Gradle "rules" for managing the project structure. So provided that it works in Gradle - it will work in IntelliJ IDEA.