Importing projects and modules from Android Studio via Git

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Hello! Good afternoon. I'm a bachelor student in information systems and I'm practicing Android development. My teacher made available a Git link containing a pack of each subject covered in his classes, separated by modules / folders. As if the project was present in Git, it was actually several sub projects (we call it Modules, right?). It developed in the IDE of Android Studio and my problem is being in importing this project because it seems that during the import, the IDE does not understand these modules as being separate applications and ends up generating bugs either by the files manifests or related to the great build.

The first question is that I do not know if I should import from an existing template or from a new one as both one option and another generate different situations with different errors. Anyway, I'm pretty much wrapped up with this and I'd like to know what the ideal step-by-step approach would be to do this import

git link: link

Screenshots link taken: link

Issue with migration to Grandle: link

    
asked by anonymous 27.03.2017 / 20:42

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Hello, first you must have GIT installed on your PC, do you have it? If the project is in a link you can do a "git clone" by the IDE (Android Studio) which has a native version control plugin in the GIT case.

If the project is subdivided into different links you should do the import for each different link. If the project is subdivided into branches, you only need to make a fork and submit each change in a branch through git pull

Try to build on this link, which shows you step by step how to proceed.

Link: link

    
27.03.2017 / 20:52