I am trying to push android project to private empty repo with android studio . But I cannot find simple solution. How can I do this ?
Github helpfully provides a guide for adding an existing code base into a repository which already exists, here. Whilst not specific to android studio, it will allow you to use whatever normal commit method you use.
In a nutshell:
git init
git add .
git commit -m "your commit message"
git remote add origin your@git:repo/name
git remote -v
git push origin master
To push an android studio project to an empty git, follow these steps:
cd
command and enter below commands.git init
git status
-> This would output you list of files in red color.git add .
-> Adds all the files to local version control.git commit -m "Some Commit Message"
git remote add origin repository_url.git
Example: git remote add origin https://github.com/ramakrishnajoshi/JetpackNavigationComponent.git
git push --set-upstream origin master
-> A new branch is created with name master
and all the code will be pushed to this branch.After all this, you will get a message similar to Branch master set up to track remote branch master from origin
If you are pushing to a private repo in a local location ie. a private server.:
Assuming you have set up local git repository, cd into the remote location and clone your local repository with git clone 'path to local repo'
cloning will set the local repo as a remote, so we have to remove that with git remote remove origin
make the remote repo bare with git config --bool core.bare true
Then in your local repository add the remote with git remote add origin 'location to remote git repo'
Now you should be able to push to remote in Android studio.
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