Intellij Idea requires me to add _root_. on all imports comming from my module just on my PC

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This is a really crazy problem. On my team there are 4 developers and I'm the only with this problem.

I have a multi-module Scala sbt project, that I load with Idea. If on my code I do an import like import recommender.commons.model.RecommendationSet, Idea will tell me Cannot resolve symbol commons, but if I do import _root_.recommender.commons.model.RecommendationSet Idea understands the code. If I run the code directly with sbt, all the versions work without problem.

I have already deleted the .idea, target, ~/.ivy, ~/.activator, ~/.java, ~/.sbt and reimported the project multiple times.

I have new versions of Scala, Idea and sbt.

I'm getting crazy, I really need help. My only idea is to format the disk.

@moem thank for taking the time on that one, and not a rush job — Drew, Nov 23 '15 at 19:49

score 0 · Answer 1 · edited May 23 '17 at 11:51

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The _root_ prefix is a way of specifying an absolute import. When IntelliJ requires it, it typically indicates a problem in resolving the files correctly (e.g. due to ambiguity). You should check if your source roots are set up correctly.

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Intellij Idea requires me to add _root_. on all imports comming from my module just on my PC

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