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Current
- The IntelliJ IDEA guide’s “Importing a Gradle project” covers only importing and configuration (Gradle plugin, JVM, JDK).
- VS Code guide’s “Importing a Gradle project” also includes running tasks, testing, and editing build.gradle files.
- main Gradle section already provides full tutorials on installation, running tasks, and managing dependencies, but only for IntelliJ and terminal users, not VS Code.
Problem
- This creates inconsistency and overlap:
- VS Code’s page repeats general Gradle content found in the main tutorial.
- IntelliJ’s focuses only on importing.
- The main Gradle section lacks VS Code coverage.
- Readers may be unsure where to find Gradle usage information under the IDE guides or under the Gradle section.
Proposed Solution
- Option 1: Move VS Code Gradle usage content to the main Gradle tutorial and add a “VS Code” tab there. Keep both IDE guides focused on importing.
- Option 2: Expand both IDE guides to cover the full Gradle workflow for consistency.
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