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You cannot add a duplicate project (duplicates would mean another instance of a project with the same groupId, artifactId, and version) in the same Project Group.

By default, Continuum adds each sub-module POM as an individual Continuum Project. Each of these Continuum projects having it's own working
directory. For example, you have a multi-module project with the following structure:
If <<Checkout multi-module project in separate directories>> radio box is selected when a project is added to Continuum, each sub-module POM would be added as an individual Continuum Project.
Each of these Continuum projects having it's own working directory. For example, you have a multi-module project with the following structure:

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simple-multi-module-project
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`-- pom.xml
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This projec tree means that there will be three Continuum Projects added in Continuum. Let's say, the top level project was assigned
This project tree means that there will be three Continuum Projects added in Continuum. Let's say, the top level project was assigned
a <<<project id>>> of '1' when it was added in Continuum and module-a got a <<<project id>>> of '2' and module-b got a <<<project id>>> of '3'. Now in
Continuum's working directory, you will see these projects checked out as below. Note that their <<<project ids>>> correspond to their own
working directories.
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`-- ...
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You can force Continuum to check out the entire project into a single directory by checking the "Checkout multi-module project
in single directory".
You can force Continuum to check out the entire project into a single directory by selecting the <<Checkout multi-module project
in single directory>> radio box.

<Note:> If your project has a flat structure similar to the one below, you might want to check out
<<Note:>> If your project has a flat structure similar to the one below, you might want to check out
your project into a single directory to be able to release it in Continuum.

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`-- ...
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If you want to add only the root POM without sub-modules, check the "load only root as recursive build" field. This field cannot be
used simultaneously with single directory checkout. If this is enabled, single directory checkout will be overridden even if it
is was ticked during project add.
If you want to add only the root POM without sub-modules, select the <<load only root as recursive build>> radio box.

You can choose a <<Build Definition Template>> which will be applied to your project. If you choose a <<Build Definition
Template>>, the build definitions from the template will be added in addition to any build definitions that are defined
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