Introduction to git on android studio

1. GIT
ANDROID STUDIO WITH BITBUCKET

2. What is GIT?
 Git is a free and open source distributed version control system
designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with
speed and efficiency.

3. Why Git?
 Branching and Merging
 Small and Fast
 Distributed
 Data Assurance
 Staging Area
 Free and Open Source

4. Branching and Merging
 multiple local branches
 Frictionless Context Switching
 Role-Based Codelines
 Disposable Experimentation

5. Why Git?
 Branching and Merging
 Small and Fast
 Distributed
 Data Assurance
 Staging Area
 Free and Open Source

6. Small and Fast
 Nearly all operations are performed locally
 Git is written in C

7. Why Git?
 Branching and Merging
 Small and Fast
 Distributed
 Data Assurance
 Staging Area
 Free and Open Source

8. Distributed
 No “checkout” but “Clone”
 Multiple Backups
 Multiple Workflows

9. Subversion-Style Workflow

10. Integration Manager Workflow

11. Dictator and Lieutenants Workflow

12. Why Git?
 Branching and Merging
 Small and Fast
 Distributed
 Data Assurance
 Staging Area
 Free and Open Source

13. Staging Area
 intermediate area where commits can be formatted and reviewed
before completing the commit.
 Now you can just stage the change you need for the current
commit and stage the other change for the next commit.
 to ignore this feature if you don't want that kind of control — just
add a '-a' “git commit–a”

14. Installing GIT with android studio
 Download Git from http://git-scm.com/downloads
 Install git and And then
 File > Settings > Version Control > Git

15. Installing GIT with android studio
 VCS > Enable Version Control Integration > select "Git“
 All files colors turned red
 Select <project/file> > VCS > Git > Add to VCS
 All files colors turned green
 Select <project/file> > Commit
 To work on android studio terminal put C:Program Files
(x86)Gitcmd into environment variables

16. Getting Started
 First put
 Your Identity
 $ git config --global user.name “fathallah"
 $ git config --global user.email fathallah@asyad.com
 --global means that this user name will be used for all projects
 $ git config –list for check your settings
 $ git help to

17. Getting Started
 Getting a Git Repository
 $ git init to Initializing a Repository in an Existing Directory
 Add New Files and commit
 “$ git add *.c”
 “$ git commit -m 'initial project version‘”
 Cloning an Existing Repository “ git clone [url]”
 For cloning in specific folder “ git clone [url] [folder name]“

18. The lifecycle of the status of your
files.

19. Checking the Status of Your Files
 $ git status

20. Gitignore File
 Contains all ignored files
 To Ignore files
 First line tells Git to ignore any
files ending in “.o” or “.a”

21. Commit Your Files
 git commit
 Git commit –m “intial commit”

22. Removing Files

23. Moving Files

24. Add Remote Rep
 $ git remote add pb https://github.com/paulboone/ticgit
 $ git remote add “shortName” “rep url”
 $ git remote –v list all remote urls

25. Fetching and Pulling from Your
Remotes
 $ git fetch [remote-name]
get all work from repo and you have to merge it manually
 $ git pull
get all work from repo and merge it

26. Pushing to Your Remotes
 $ git push origin master
 git push [remote-name] [branch-name]

27. Branching and Mergeing
 http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Basic-Branching-
and-Merging

28. BitBucket vs Github
 Open-source projects
 Public and private Projects
 Switch between the two
 Pricing

29. Demo

30. Questions

31. Ahmed Fathallah
Junior android developer
linkedin.com/in/ahmedfathallah/
ahmedfathalla02@gmail.com