usually when I start a project the structure in the package explorer is something like this:
src/main/java
|- org.companyname.myproject
|- repositories
| |- ClassA.java
| |- ClassB.java
|- services
| |- userservice
| | |- ClassC.java
| |- otherservice
| | |- ClassD.java
so in the package explorer I can quickly expand and collapse all the relevant packages.
However recently when I import projects as a gradle project this structure is converted to:
src/main/java
|- org.companyname.myproject.repositories
| |- ClassA.java
| |- ClassB.java
|- org.companyname.myproject.services.userservice
| |- ClassC.java
|- org.companyname.myproject.services.otherservice
| |- ClassD.java
I know this is only esthetically but for me it's so obnoxious and unreadable. Any tips on how to restore the original structure view?
If I remember correctly I didn't have this issue earlier when I imported gradle projects.
Thank you very much.
Your view package presentation setting needs to change. Just change it from flat to the hierarchical section shown below.