Good afternoon, I am trying to clone the project f...
# troubleshoot
m
Good afternoon, I am trying to clone the project from git using IntelliJ but I am getting the following error: I have installed all the dependencies needed (docker, docker-compose and jdk 11). Has anyone experienced this "error" before?
o
Haven't run into this before, does deleting your .idea directory and letting it refresh help? Seems like it has improperly cached a change where the module was removed and doesn't like that it's being reimported through the clone.
m
I have tried deleting the <project>/gradle/idea directory, erasing the project and cloning it as new, downloading again IntelliJ but nothing has seemed to work 🫤
It seems that is some problem with IntelliJ's console, as I have been able to succesfully execute gradle compilation commands from my machine's console
o
Has this flow worked for you previously? Usually I just clone from the CLI and import the project into IntelliJ
m
Yes and no. I had a CentOs 7 VM where I had it all set-up, but the thing is that for compiling a new ingestion source (hdfs in my case) I had to have at least python 3.7.4 (if I am not mistaken). The thing is that such version doesn't exist in CentOs 7 and had to try to replicate my CentOs 7 environment in a CentOs 8 VM. The former error is from my CentOs8 deployment, in which I followed the same steps as in the deployment of the environment of the version 7 (in which it worked perfectly)
Fixed! I think it was a problem with the decrompression of the IntelliJ files Thanks for the help anyways!