I use Github in Android Studio 3.3.1. I know I can open Version Control using Alt+9.
And Git command and result will be displayed in Console of Version Control. Can I input Git command and run it directly in Android Studio IDE ?
First, launch Android Studio, then select the “File” menu and click the “Settings” menu item. In the settings screen, expand the “Version Control” option and click on “Git”. In the “Path to the Git executable” field enter the path to Git executable on your local machine.
The only things you need are a device running version 5.0 or newer of the Android platform and a GitHub account. That's it.
Step 1: Go to VCS panel which is present on the top of Android Studio and click on it. After clicking select the “Enable Version Control Integration“. After clicking the Enable Version Control Integration a pop up will arise like following. Then select Git from the drop down menu and click OK.
Press 'Start' button in Windows, type 'cmd' in the search field on the bottom of menu. There you have the command line console. Try to type git --version , if show something like 'git version 1.8. 0.2', you're ready to input all the commands here.
a) Open Android Studio and create a new Sample Project. if “Git Executed successfully” message is displayed it means that git is already installed on your system. VCS -> “Enable Version Control Integration” -> and select “Git” from the dropdown list as shown above
This Git command create a new branch using the “branch name” you specify. If we need to know which of the branches you are currently on in Android Studio, use this command. This command will list your branches. a * will appear next to the currently active branch. You want to move to one of your branches and see what has change, use this command.
The Version Control Window After successfully initiating our Android Studio project with Git, Android Studio will show the Version Control window. Click on the Version Control tab (at the bottom-left of Android Studio) and let's explore what we have there. Note that you can use Alt-9 to open up this window quickly.
Check git is installed or not on your System : a) Open Android Studio and create a new Sample Project. if “Git Executed successfully” message is displayed it means that git is already installed on your system.
Yes sure. About android studio on Windows you can change default command line to "bash" First install git bash then Setting in android studio to run terminal from bash
close your current terminal and open new one in android so you will see new terminal with can use git command.
From your Android studio ->
Go to -
File->Settings->Tools->Terminal Make your settings there.
Hope you will be able to find out the Terminal.
or, for windows 10 on the File->Setting->Terminal->Shell path change the cmd.exe to powershell.exe. You will get git and also more linux commands plus some cool colors etc.
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