[QZ0] src/main/java creating the package and build.gradle about dsa-java

[brendacano]

The issue was fixed for the first part. IJ is a bit confusing but I found SRC under dsa-java and got both Utils and Utils.Test to work.

However, the build.gradle is still telling me the same two issues. I do not know why but I was hoping to ask during office hours.

[brendacano]

@jdchoi77 I understand. I ended up finding it without making one, I think I had tunnel vision when I looking for it so hopefully, it worked out.

[lujiaying]

In my laptop, IntelliJ would creat src/main/ directory with relevant subdirectories automatically (after downloading and creating process in the background). I am not sure if your encountered situation is due to some system secrutiy setting.

But one thing we could try is manually create directory. You could create src/main/ and other necessary subdirectories either in IDE or in File Explorer or in the command line as you prefer.

Update Aug 24, please refer to Dr. Choi's suggestion.

@brendacano for the record, you should not manually create the src/main directory since it is what gradle should automatically produce. If you do this manually, that implies that your gradle setting is not working correctly which will keep being an issue for your for the rest of the semester.

[lujiaying]

2. assignment isn't being used

This might disappear after main function files are added.

[brendacano]

In my laptop, IntelliJ would creat src/main/ directory with relevant subdirectories automatically (after downloading and creating process in the background). I am not sure if your encountered situation is due to some system secrutiy setting.

But one thing we could try is manually create directory. You could create src/main/ and other necessary subdirectories either in IDE or in File Explorer or in the command line as you prefer.

I will try that today and report back if it works out.

[lujiaying]

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[jdchoi77]

@brendacano for the record, you should not manually create the src/main directory since it is what gradle should automatically produce. If you do this manually, that implies that your gradle setting is not working correctly which will keep being an issue for your for the rest of the semester.