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@stevemessick stevemessick commented Nov 9, 2021

It looks like a lot of changes have been made, but most of the work is in the Gradle scripts. The project has two sub-modules, one for IntelliJ (flutter-idea) and one for Android Studio (flutter-studio).

  • Move src to flutter-idea
  • Move testSrc to flutter-idea
  • Move gen/icons to flutter-idea/src
  • Move third_party to flutter-idea

Update build.gradle, flutter-idea/build.gradle, and flutter-studio/build.gradle accordingly, then rename to Kotlin DSL files (added *.kt). The biggest change probably is deleting flutter-intellij.iml; the project is no longer usable as an old-schoold IntelliJ project. See Convert Groovy to Kotlin DSL, commit 878b508.

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This is ready for review. Tests were working; I don't know why they fail now.

@stevemessick stevemessick requested a review from jwren November 15, 2021 18:02
@stevemessick stevemessick merged commit 10fb2dd into master Nov 16, 2021
@stevemessick stevemessick deleted the gradle-project branch November 16, 2021 16:14
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