On invoking this action, IntelliJ IDEA parses the project structure in the Gradle tool window. If you need, you can manually trigger the synchronization of your project.įrom the context menu, select Reload Gradle project. Also, when IntelliJ IDEA detects any external changes to the build scripts, such as VCS updates or some edits made outside of the IDE, the related projects will be reloaded automatically. When you open a Gradle project the synchronization is done automatically. You only might want to restore them if you have some user-defined settings specified inside them. iml files that contain the IDE modules settings. Usually you do not need to restore any modules since these are only the. You can select the ones you want to restore in the Orphan Modules dialog. In all these cases, IntelliJ IDEA prompts you to restore removed modules. When you used the Ignore Project action, on a module in the Gradle tool window and then re-imported your project. When you manually deleted the modules in the adle file and then re-imported your project. Orphan modules are the IDE modules that were removed during the import process in the following cases: If you want to activate your Gradle projects or modules, select Unignore Gradle Projects from the context menu. In the window that opens, select projects and modules that you want to de-activate and click OK. In the Gradle tool window, right-click the project that you want to ignore.įrom the context menu, select Ignore Gradle Project. It might be helpful if you need to skip an irrelevant subproject such as buildSrc. However, IntelliJ IDEA synchronizes the ignored projects with the current one. In this case, IntelliJ IDEA keeps the ignored Gradle projects and subprojects in the Gradle tool window, but stops their import (modules, content roots, tasks, and so on) to the project. You can de-activate a Gradle project using the Ignore Gradle Project option. If you need to link back the project, in the Project tool window, right-click the project's adle file or if it is a Kotlin project, and select Import Gradle Project. In the Import Gradle Projects popup, clear the checkbox against the modules if you don't want to delete the project from the IntelliJ IDEA Project tool window.
Alternatively, you can select the linked project and click on the tool window's toolbar. It might be helpful if you need to fully remove the previously linked Gradle project from the current IntelliJ IDEA project.įrom the context menu, select Unlink Gradle project ( Delete). When you unlink a Gradle project, IntelliJ IDEA removes all relevant modules and content roots, removes the Gradle project from the Gradle tool window and stops its synchronization. You can also see the usages of a subprojects with the Alt+F7 and check the results in the Find tool window. Use the Ctrl+Click shortcut to navigate to a subproject. IntelliJ IDEA supports a navigation to subprojects inside the parent build script of a multi-module Gradle project. IntelliJ IDEA navigates to the appropriate Gradle configuration file and the related adle file opens in the editor. In the Gradle tool window, right-click a linked project.įrom the context menu, select Open Gradle config F4. You can also configure a Gradle composite build, Gradle source sets, the build and run actions. You can link, ignore projects, work with profiles, and synchronize changes in Gradle and IntelliJ IDEA projects. TargetCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8Ĭlasspath(" IDEA lets you manage Gradle projects. SourceCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8 The adle file is provided below, apply plugin: 'java'
The build tool used is Gradle and I have zero experience so far. I cloned a repo from Github and I would like to run it in the IntellIJ.
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