Without leaving IntelliJ how to import maven project from git
It's very convenient to use IntelliJ to clone a project from git, and it's very convenient to use IntelliJ to import an existing maven project, but I haven't figured out how to do both at once: import an existing maven project from git. The only way I know is to leave IntelliJ and clone from the command line, and then go back into IntelliJ and import the cloned project as a maven project. Is there a way to do both at once via IntelliJ's Import Project functionality?
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It's very convenient to use IntelliJ to clone a project from git, and it's very convenient to use IntelliJ to import an existing maven project, but I haven't figured out how to do both at once: import an existing maven project from git. The only way I know is to leave IntelliJ and clone from the command line, and then go back into IntelliJ and import the cloned project as a maven project. Is there a way to do both at once via IntelliJ's Import Project functionality?
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asked Feb 8 at 15:27
April PapajohnApril Papajohn
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It's very convenient to use IntelliJ to clone a project from git, and it's very convenient to use IntelliJ to import an existing maven project, but I haven't figured out how to do both at once: import an existing maven project from git. The only way I know is to leave IntelliJ and clone from the command line, and then go back into IntelliJ and import the cloned project as a maven project. Is there a way to do both at once via IntelliJ's Import Project functionality?
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asked Feb 8 at 15:27
April PapajohnApril Papajohn
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It's very convenient to use IntelliJ to clone a project from git, and it's very convenient to use IntelliJ to import an existing maven project, but I haven't figured out how to do both at once: import an existing maven project from git. The only way I know is to leave IntelliJ and clone from the command line, and then go back into IntelliJ and import the cloned project as a maven project. Is there a way to do both at once via IntelliJ's Import Project functionality?
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