Version control basics
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Android Studio supports a variety of version control systems (VCSs), including
Git, GitHub, CVS, Mercurial, Subversion, and Google Cloud Source Repositories.
After importing your app into Android Studio, use the Android Studio VCS menu
options to enable VCS support for the desired system, create a
repository, import the new files into version control, and perform other
version control operations.
To enable VCS support, follow these steps:
- From the Android Studio VCS menu, select Enable Version Control
Integration.
- From the menu, select a VCS to associate with
the project root.
- Click OK.
The VCS menu now displays a number of version control options based on the
system you selected.
Note: You can also use the File >
Settings > Version Control menu option to set up and modify the version
control settings.
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Last updated 2023-04-12 UTC.
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