The next page provides an option to make changes to the name and location, if needed.
This is just a sample project with one of each of the Flutter template projects. This will look different on Windows and Linux (and possibly on Mac, depending on your preferences). The next step is to select the parent directory where the projects reside. In Android Studio you’ll choose Import Project… while in IntelliJ it is called File From Existing Sources…. The first step varies between Android Studio and IntelliJ. Opening a monorepo project in IntelliJ is a bit tricky, so we’re including detailed instructions here. We have some preliminary support for monorepo projects, that is, a project that contains multiple Flutter projects.
Flutter IntelliJ Plugin M69 Release Monorepo Project Support
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