I was refering to the problem introduced by the newer version of
gradle. I also see Kirk's problem with Idea projects generated by
gradle if I try to use them. Should we just get rid of Idea project
generation?
Le 5/16/2017 à 3:11 PM, Bruce Schuchardt a écrit :
Yes, just import the gradle project, though I think the same problem
exists for eclipse project generation. Does eclipse have the ability
to import gradle projects?
Le 5/16/2017 à 3:03 PM, Dan Smith a écrit :
I don't think you actually need to use the gradle idea plugin - I think
that's less up to date than the intellij's support for gradle. Just
import
the project as a gradle project in intellij.
-Dan
On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 2:52 PM, Kirk Lund <kl...@apache.org> wrote:
If I use the idea plugin to generate an IntelliJ project for Geode:
$ ./gradlew idea
...the resulting IntelliJ project contains "5 Problems" involving the
extensions modules:
*Module geode-modules-session: invalid item
'extensions/geode-modules-session-internal' in the dependencies list*
*Module geode-modules-session: invalid item
'extensions/geode-modules' in
the dependencies list*
*Module geode-modules-session-internal: invalid item
'extensions/geode-modules' in the dependencies list*
*Module geode-modules-tomcat7: invalid item
'extensions/geode-modules' in
the dependencies list*
*Module geode-modules-tomcat8: invalid item
'extensions/geode-modules' in
the dependencies list*
This looks like we have some quirk or minor problem in our gradle files
that doesn't perfectly translate to an IntelliJ project. Any ideas
how to
fix the above problems?
