Copy the LICENSE.txt and NOTICE.txt from the root directory into the lib/(version) directory. Don't copy these into the library directory just yet. This creates the jar for each package, allowing for a smaller library footprint.
git:///idea/adt-tools-base.git - put in the tools-base directory under the community/android directory.įor example, if you want to just pull everything down (not recommended) into a directory named idea-community, the process would be:. #Intellij jar 锁 android
git:///idea/android.git - put in the android directory under the cloned community directory. git:///idea/community.git - put in the root directory of where you want the files. You will need to perform three sets of clones, for these repositories, in this order: The tags for the release can be compared against the version number found on the website (last found here see the below list for details). For this project, we only care about the idea releases. Releases are stored by tag, and the tag is a combination of the product name and the build version. There are several options for pulling down the source, but they all involve work with the git command, and knowing the release you want to build. Optionally, if you have JDK 1.6 installed, point JDK_16_圆4 to it. JDK 1.8, with JAVA_HOME pointing to it. To build, you will need to have these tools installed: Building IntelliJ Dependenciesīuilding the dependencies requires pulling the source, running the build, and finding the smallest set of dependent jars. These jars were built from source pulled from the IntelliJ community project. 183) are that version of the IntelliJ jars used by this project to build. This project includes all library dependencies under this directory.