Closed mhallo closed 6 years ago
Please try running this branch locally and see if it works on your end.
How can I review this pull request from IntelliJ, I'm reading there is no official support for it so is there a command I use on the command line to do so?
If you pull this branch, you should be able to run the command from the IntelliJ terminal. (Sorry for the typo in the branch name)
Would you want to clone it first from the repo and then pull?
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If you pull this branch, you should be able to run the command from the IntelliJ terminal. (Sorry for the typo in the branch name)
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Yeah, if clone this repository you should be able to see the branch in IDEA.
From there you can check it out as local.
I'm getting a gradlew command isn't found. Anything I need to install?
Are you running this command within the Intellij terminal?
Here's how I do it.
Yeah I ran it in the IntelliJ terminal, also I'm getting a lot of import errors and missing libraries when I look at the syntax highlighting.
If you open the build.gradle is there a prompt on the top that says apply this suggestion? If it's there try hitting that and see if it pulls the information
I see something that says unlinked gradle project and says to import gradle project. I just finished installing gradle and maven from brew.
Strange, you shouldn't have to do that for it to build. Perhaps I messed something up in the configuration stage.
If you have any screen shots or stacktraces post em here so I can dig into it
In addition, I'm going to test a fresh clone / and branch checkout on my laptop to see if I encounter the same issues.
I’ll get back to working this out tonight after my classes. For some context I’m on a Mac if that makes a difference. I’ll post some screenshots later.
That might be the difference.
Did you try running the commands I used using ./gradlew rather than just gradlew?
Edit: I forgot to add the gradle wrapper into the project structure. I'll try to commit that shortly. (Around 6 tonight)
I got permission denied trying to run it ./gradlew
hm. I'm going to close this for now and try to restart the setup as to avoid further issues.
Resolves #1
Includes Initial Commit, as well as some quick steps to ensure that everyone is able to run the build and reach the hello world page.
View the README.md file for steps to see if the build works on your end.