Glad you got something from it :) FYI you can configure the wrapper task to always use the "all" distribution type. In Kotlin DSL 👇 tasks.wrapper { distributionType = Wrapper.DistributionType.ALL }
BEWARE: If you run gradle from the "Run anything" window it won't use your gradle template, but some kind of unspecified default template. Just keep in mind, in case you have some options, such as debugging parameters, set in your gradle template.
Is anyone else not seeing the "add dependency" option in the context menu in build.gradle or is it just me? upd: solved by installing the "package search" plugin
adding dependencies from the idea is really nice! no more searching all over the internet! thanks
Awesome video, thank you! I did not know about the Gradle wrapper omitting Gradle sources by default!
Glad you got something from it :) FYI you can configure the wrapper task to always use the "all" distribution type.
In Kotlin DSL 👇
tasks.wrapper {
distributionType = Wrapper.DistributionType.ALL
}
This helped me too. Thank you.
BEWARE: If you run gradle from the "Run anything" window it won't use your gradle template, but some kind of unspecified default template. Just keep in mind, in case you have some options, such as debugging parameters, set in your gradle template.
Thanks for the video
hi, i have problem with my intelij new version don;t show the Gradle option in the left hand side , how to fix this problem please help me. Thanks
Nobody will remember those very rarely used keyboard shortcuts, so maybe show how to select the same things from the right-click popup or main menus?
Good stuff cheers
i am not getting auto suggestions
Hi gradle is missing at new project menu. How do i fix this?
Which version of IntelliJ IDEA are you using? Try upgrading to version 2022 (community or ultimate edition).
Is anyone else not seeing the "add dependency" option in the context menu in build.gradle or is it just me?
upd: solved by installing the "package search" plugin