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You can do it in a few ways:

1) open Gradle panel on the right side of your IDE and click  on what you need to run

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2) Open "terminal" tab at the bottom of your IDE and type command you d'like to run

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Thank you very much! Unfortunately, it results in this:

could not setcwd() (errno 20: Not a directory)

However, I'm pretty sure it's the correct directory. Is there anything else I should check?


UPDATE:

 It says

(directory) does not contain a Gradle build.

 

Edited by leguchi
Tried double clicking "genIntellijRuns"
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Your directory that you're calling doesn't contain a prepared gradle, or no build.gradle at all

Try reloading your gradle project, on that image @Kosh sent, it's that little flowing circle button on the left side, if that fails, close intelliJ and reopen it, and open it in the folder which contains your build.gradle file and it should jump to life

It will take a moment, so keep an eye on the bottom right progress bar

Well done for choosing IntelliJ, kings use it only

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