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Once you have the dep implemenetation declared like:
dependencies {
implementation 'com.someorg:package-name:version'
}
Go into intellij and tell it to update gradle deps. It should appear at that point.
Once done, run:
gradlew clean build
should wipe the gradle cache and build with a fresh restore. -
@SortOfTested will give it a try tmr. Where in intellij though? I couldn't find anything right-clicking on the project tree.
There was a reload, rebuild project but neither imported. -
@donuts
shift shift -> "refresh gradle"
Stuck on this problem all day... New project using Gradle... Usually we use Maven.
I added a Jodo Time to the project as a compile/implementation depency.
But it doesn't add it to/update the project so I can use it.
I'm not sure what part is screwing up.
Feels like if a class doesn't use a package it won't download it even if it's in the build.properties?
But well I can't use it if it's not downloaded?
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