In IntelliJ 2017.2 you can right-click on the project name in the Gradle Tool Window and select Refresh dependencies from the context menu. This will refresh all your dependencies, not only the SNAPSHOTS, so it might take a while. I don’t know if other versions of IntelliJ also have this feature.
EDIT: Here is the Visual representation for better understanding. Replacing a piece of text in all the files within the specified path do one of the following: On the main menu, choose Edit | Find | Replace in Path Press Ctrl + Shift + R You can try Ctrl + Shift + F. And if … Read more
Open ‘Settings’ from the File menu. Under ‘Editor’ -> ‘General’ -> ‘Code Folding’, you will find a ‘Collapse by Default’ section. Simply uncheck ‘One-line methods’ and click OK.
In my case the answers above didn’t work. Here’s what work for me: I needed to change Gradle JVM to point to the actual JDK:
The answer is close, in the Project gear menu: PS: Yes, it’s a self-learning post Also, you may have switched on the Show Excluded Files option. If so, use Shift + Shift and type excluded and do the obvious thing.
Mark your build folder as excluded: File > Project Structure > Modules > Sources > Mark as Excluded (red icon) You can also just right click on your folder and select Mark Directory As > Excluded. Excluded folders (shown as rootExcluded) are ones that IntelliJ IDEA “partially ignores”. Very limited coding assistance is provided for … Read more
1- close the project 2- close Android Studio IDE 3- delete the .idea directory 4- delete all .iml files 5- open Android Studio IDE and import the project Answer from here