I have a Gradle root project with two subprojects, one called "app", the
other "lib". Now I'm trying to import the lib project into the app
project and put this in the app project's build.gradle:
dependencies {
implementation project(':my-lib')
}
"gradle build" runs flawlessly from the command line, but the IDE throws up.
Whenever I initially add the above dependency to the build.gradle file
or subsequently select "Reload Project", there appears a popup in the
lower right corner of the IDE that says "app has some issues".
When I click on this issue I get a message of category WARNING with
priority LOW. It says:
Could not resolve all files for configuration :app:compileClasspath".
Could not resolve project :my-lib.
Now, even though this is just a low priority warning, it completely
kills the IDE, because none of the imported dependencies can be resolved
anymore. Not only the my-lib dependency, but all others (Spring, Apache
Commons etc.) as well. All my imports in all Java source files turn red
and none of the IDE functions (refactoring, fix imports etc.) work anymore.
As soon as I remove the my-lib dependency, everything goes back to
normal in the IDE. Again, Gradle has no problems resolving the my-lib
dependency from the command-line, it is just the IDE that cannot deal
with it. Restarting the IDE did not help.
So I assume some files in Netbeans became corrupt - is there any cache
or other files I can delete?
Many thanks in advance for any pointers,
Ulrich
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