Hi everyone, Does someone know how can I configur...

# intellij

[GarouDan]

Hi everyone,

Does someone know how can I configure the qualified names of my modules on IntelliJ? Or how can I configure the qualified modules names in .gradle.kts files?

When importing a gradle project I would like it automatically creates the modules tree, but it is not creating it properly.

Since the other option explicit module groups seems to be something manual, that will disappear in the next project refresh, I would like to create something persistent,
that will work across projects re-imports.

[AdrianRaFo]

Could you explain it is not creating it properly?

[GarouDan]

Yes. The modules appear in IntelliJ like plain ones, without the tree structure.

For example, if I have the modules a, a-a1, a-a1-a11 it appears like
a,
a-a1
a-a1-a11

when it should be:

a
a-a1
a-a1-a11

like a tree.

I did a simple test on a project with some theoretical modules and it works.

But in my current project it is not working. I’ve checked the module names and their hierarchy and it looks good, but they appear like a plain list, instead of a tree.

[AdrianRaFo]

Did you added on your settings.gradle file include ':a-a1' if you want a-a1 as a submodule of a the module a settings file should have the include expression

[GarouDan]

Screen Shot 2019-04-22 at 12.53.52.png

[GarouDan]

Screen Shot 2019-04-22 at 12.54.35.png

[GarouDan]

These screenshot show what I mean. In the first case I was able to create a tree, but in the second case not, the

application-backend-jvm module should be inside the application-backend one.

[GarouDan]

Yes, I’m including the modules with something like

include(":application")
project(":application").projectDir = .../application

include(":application:application-backend")
project(":application:application-backend").projectDir = .../application/backend

include(":application:application-backend:application-backend:application-backend-jvm")
project(":application:application-backend:application-backend-jvm").projectDir = .../application/backend/jvm

where I’m omitting correct way to define the part .../ for brevity

[GarouDan]

In the other example, that works, I have the following:

rootProject.name = "root"

include(":a:a-a1:a-a1-a11")
project(":a:a-a1:a-a1-a11").projectDir = File(rootProject.projectDir, "a/a1/a11")

include(":b:b-a1:b-a1-a11")
project(":b:b-a1:b-a1-a11").projectDir = File(rootProject.projectDir, "b/a1/a11")

[GarouDan]

I tried to use just the

include(":application:application-backend:application-backend:application-backend-jvm")
project(":application:application-backend:application-backend-jvm").projectDir = File(rootProject.projectDir, "application/backend/jvm")

but Intellij create new folders with names like application-backend with iml files inside.

But as you can see, in the other example with a and b modules it is working =/

[AdrianRaFo]

Have you tried to import the project again?

[GarouDan]

Yes, I removed the .idea folder and the .iml files. I also removed the other files with git clean -fdx.
But even after reimporting it still remains plane =/, unfortunately