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How can I pull all modules in IntelliJ IDEA ULTIMATE project at once?

I have a multi-module project in IntelliJ. Each of the modules is stored in a separate git repository.

I have already set them up, so I marked each of them as VCS root in IntelliJ.

Am I able to pull all of them at once using IDE, or should I use command line tool? Currently I'm pulling them one by one:

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xenteros Avatar asked Jun 12 '17 14:06

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To pull from all repositories at once, use VCS - Update project (Ctrl/Cmd+T)

The screenshot shows checkout command though. If branches name in all repositories are the same, you should enable Synchronous branch control in Settings - Version control - Git, and you will be able to checkout all branches at once from the bottom part of the Branches pop-up

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Dmitriy Smirnov Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 01:09

Dmitriy Smirnov