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IntelliJ IDEA believes that part of my project is disruptive activity instead of git, how to fix it?

I have an Android project in IDEA and a module has been added for testing. This module is created in the directory of the application module itself.

Since I did this, IDEA believes that the files in the "test" module are controlled by the subversion version. However, I do not know why and how, since there is no .svn directory there, and I did not do anything. I want to add this directory to my GIT of the entire project, but even if I added the files using the GIT command-line tool, IDEA only gives subversion commands.

When I try to add files using GIT, I get an error message:

svn: E155004: Unable to lock working copy '/': permission denied.

In fact, I'm not right now, what to do next, so any help is appreciated!

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Check the project configuration in Settings > Version Control .

This is where the / vcs directory mappings are configured. Remove any SVN mapping that may exist, and ensure that the entire project is mapped to Git. By the way, I do not know how this could happen.

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Ctrl + Alt + S, then Version Control.

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