thedarkcolour

You may need to add the Kotlin dependencies to Gradle yourself. If that doesn't work, I know on ForgeGradle there is a snippet that gets shared around on the server...

Is your buildscript a build.gradle or a build.gradle.kts?

Add this to your dependencies block: ```kt // Default classpath api(kotlin("stdlib")) api(kotlin("stdlib-common")) api(kotlin("stdlib-jdk8")) api(kotlin("stdlib-jdk7")) api(kotlin("reflect")) ```

You might need to try something else besides what I gave you, since gradle cannot find kotlin for some reason

I've tested with a debugger and it looks like okhttp3 is being loaded on a different classloader than JDA. When stepping into the setter for Dispatcher.maxRequestsPerHost, you can use the...

This issue happens because Kotlin for Forge shadows the Kotlin standard libraries, when it should be using JarJar to include them. However, due to an issue in Forge/NeoForge this is...

JarJar libraries are loaded onto the GAME layer.

This should be fixed on Kotlin for Forge 5.x

It is, but only on very recent versions of Forge.

For 1.20.1: ``` - 47.3.3 Choose default JarJar mod file type based on parent JAR (#10023) Co-authored-by: thedarkcolour ``` For 1.19.2: ``` - 43.4.1 Choose default JarJar mod file type...