>
> I had the same problem. In v1.0.1 I got to this option thru a slightly
> different workflow.
>
> After using VCS to clone a repo from Github I was prompted if I wanted to
> open the project. I selected "Yes," and then I got the Import dialog
> window. I simply accepted the defaults and
Same problem. This worked for me. Definitely not an ideal workflow.
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Look at the *Gradle project* path. It points on root_dir/gradle directory
(i.e. /src/my-project/gradle).
As a temporary fix, just delete the gradle string from the path, so *Gradle
project* property will point on root of your project (i.e. /src/my-project).
Once you delete it, you'll be able to s
Look at the *Gradle project* path. It points on root_dir/gradle directory
(i.e. /src/my-project/gradle).
As a temporary fix, just delete the gradle from the path, so *Gradle
project* property will point on root of your project.
Once you delete it, you'll be able to select *Use default gradle wrap
I have the exactly same issue, and I just download the latest Android
Studio today. This is obviously a serious problem.
I have to use "Import Non-Android Studio project" even though the iosched
already have gradle files.
This is a really bad experience for a new user to Android Studio. Please
Thanks Alex: That is what I ended up doing and it does unblock us,
thanks for confirming.
cheers
-- dan
On 12/10/14, 10:10 AM, 'Alex Ruiz' via
adt-dev wrote:
Dan, please try "Import Non-Android Studio project"
instead. We ha
Dan, please try "Import Non-Android Studio project" instead. We have found
a few issues with the "Open" options. Please let us know if that unblocks
you.
Thanks,
-Alex
On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 10:54 AM, jdONeill gMail
wrote:
> Does anybody have any idea why this option would be greyed out? It
Does anybody have any idea why this option would be greyed out? It
is really effecting users ability to open projects when gradle is
not installed. I have ensured the gradle wrapper is up to date.
The project will open in Android Studio if I choose 'Import
Non-Android
I am not commiting any of my projects *.iml files or .idea folder to source
repository as my expectation is that gradle generates IDEA project
configuration files.
When opening an existing Android Studio project I get the 'Import Project
from Gradle' dialog. At this point the 'Use default gr
