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https://github.com/frc3494/3494_2019_repo

FRC team 3494's 2019 robot source code.
https://github.com/frc3494/3494_2019_repo

frc frc-robot frc3494 frcjava java robot robotics robotics-competition wpilib

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FRC team 3494's 2019 robot source code.

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FRC Team 3494's 2019 source code repository.

### Using this code with IntelliJ IDEA
#### Initial configuration
Initial config after cloning is quite simple. Simply `cd` into the
source directory and run `./gradlew idea` (on *NIX) or `gradlew.bat idea`
(on Windows.)

#### Updating vendor libraries
If vendor libraries have been updated or changed (read: any changes made to the `vendordeps` directory),
IDEA has to be made aware of these changes. The process is sadly convoluted, but
can be described with a set of one-after-the-other steps.
1. Close IntelliJ. This is actually an important step - you'll get into a bad state if you don't.
2. Delete all of the IntelliJ files. By default, these are:
* `3494_2019_repo.iml`
* `3494_2019_repo.ipr`
* `3494_2019_repo.iws`
* `3494_2019_repo.main.iml`
* `3494_2019_repo.test.iml`
3. Re-run the `idea` Gradle task.
4. Open IntelliJ again. You should be prompted to import the Gradle project again, and if all goes well, should have no
issues after indexing finishes.

~~Blame WPI.~~