device/google/accessory/demokit Android accessory support - demo kit. device/aaeon/upboard device/amlogic/yukawa Bug: 122486287 device/amlogic/yukawa-kernel Bug: 122486287 device/asus/deb device/asus/flo device/asus/flo-kernel device/asus/fugu device/asus/fugu-kernel device/asus/grouper Files specific to Nexus 7 device/asus/tilapia device/casio/koi-uboot device/common device/freescale/picoimx b/26753464 device/generic/arm64 device/generic/armv7-a device/generic/armv7-a-neon device/generic/art device/generic/brillo device/generic/car device/generic/common device/generic/goldfish device/generic/goldfish-opengl device/generic/mini-emulator-arm64 device/generic/mini-emulator-armv7-a-neon device/generic/mini-emulator-mips device/generic/mini-emulator-mips64 device/generic/mini-emulator-x86 device/generic/mini-emulator-x86_64 device/generic/mips device/generic/mips64 device/generic/opengl-transport Bug: 114497418 device/generic/qemu device/generic/trusty Bug: 122274911 device/generic/uml device/generic/vulkan-cereal Bug: 128354419 device/generic/x86 device/generic/x86_64 device/google_car Bug: 139539411 device/google/accessory/adk2012 device/google/accessory/adk2012_demo device/google/accessory/arduino Android accessory support - arduino files. ![]() This downloads the README from Github to your local repo.Name Description accessories/manifest assets/android-studio-ux-assets Bug: 32992167 brillo/manifest cts_drno_filter Parent project for CTS projects that requires Dr.No +2's. Check the box reading "github/master" and then select "Pull". **In Android Studio** - Within Android Studio, select `VCS -> Git -> Pull` and check the box. Click "Commit" at the bottom of the page to push the README to your repo.ġ. Click `Add a README` at the bottom and then paste the contents of your README back into the `README.md` file. **On Github** - Go to the Github repo page in your browser to make sure the files are there now. Hit enter to activate and this should now have **pushed all of your local project code to your github repository**, you can check on the Github repo page in your browser after refreshing.ġ. **In Android Studio** - Open the "Terminal" tab within Android Studio and type the following:ġ. Copy the full contents of the file to your clipboard and paste onto your computer somewhere for safe keepingġ. Go to the `README.md` file and click "Raw" to get the markdown version Go to the repo for this project on Github within your browser ![]() This next step will be deleting all of the contents on Github and replacing them with the source code in your project **Make sure you have any README text in the github repo saved!!!**. If you got an error when trying to Pull or Push, try the following:ġ. Go to the Github repo in your browser to make sure the changes are there Wait for the new dialog and click "Push" at the bottomĦ. ![]() Check the box on any of the files you changedĤ. Select `VCS -> Commit` to commit any changes to GitĢ. Wait for that to finish then select `Git -> Push` to push any changes to Github:ĭid you get an error when pushing? Check the (#Troubleshooting).Īs you make changes after the initial sync, you just need to do the following.ġ. Select `Git -> Pull` to pull any changes from Github:Ĭheck the box reading "github/master" and then select "Pull"ĭid you get an error when pulling? Check the (#Troubleshooting). Select `VCS -> Commit` to commit any changes to Git:Ĭheck the box on any changes, type a commit message and hit "Commit": Make sure you named the remote as "github" Paste that into the remote url with name as "github": Select "+" to add your github repo as a remote:Ĭopy the Git Repo URL **for your project repo** (SSH or HTTPS) Committing your files into the local repo Connecting your local project to your Github repoģ. In this guide we will be doing the following:Ģ. The repo might be blank, with maybe just a README: This guide connects your Android Studio project to an existing Github repo you already created. # Android Studio - Enable Git Version Control on Existing Repo
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