This only works when the option " Use in-process build" is checked, otherwise the output of those processes doesn't end up in the "Run" window.Īnd exactly this option I'm unable to locate in Idea. That way you get lots of useful output such as which resources are being skipped (unused), which files are being merged, but most importantly the dexguard/proguard output. So in Android Studio (v1.1), in order to get more useful info, I added -info to the "Gradle-Android Compiler" command line options. However, regarding the build process output, I'm still missing something and I very much hope this is possible with Idea as well. It works (of course) exactly as you described and I'm already relieved! Thank you very much for your reply Vladislav! I bet I'm missing something in the settings, or is there any way to at least redirect stdout of the gradle process into the IDE?
In IntelliJ Idea 14.1, this is just started as a "background task" and you don't see what's going on. When you execute a task in Android Studio, you can watch the gradle build process in this "gradle console" window which is very useful to see infos, lint warnings et.c. This is called "Gradle Console" in Android Studio and I was unable to find it or anything similar. I was successful in importing the whole project and it builds successfully, however I couldn't figure out how to get the gradle compiler's messages into the ide.
Now I've just migrated a project from Android Studio and this is where I need help. It would be great if I could use IntelliJ Idea ultimate instead of phpstorm, eclipse and android studio. I've recently migrated from Eclipse to Android Studio which wasn't a very pleasant experience being totally new to gradle. I'm currently evaluating IntelliJ Idea 14 ultimate in order to find out whether I can use it instead of Android Studio.
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