Git Good with Android Studio
summary
Demonstrates that Android Studio alone handles day-to-day Git: using the Git panel, action search, and the repository view on the Stream Chat Android SDK repo to view history, browse a specific revision, and diff branches; installs gitbox autofetch and shows annotate/git blame in the gutter; stages and commits six files, uses change lists and shelf to split work, performs soft reset, amend, interactive rebase (squash/fixup), and cherry‑pick to create a clean branch — all successfully executed inside the IDE.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Start
- 1:44Git Panel
- 2:01Branch Browser
- 2:39Log
- 3:40Pass Filter
- 4:41Show History
- 6:49Take a Look at Files as They Are in a Given Point in Time in Git History
- 7:13Show Repository at Revision
- 8:24Compare Branches
- 8:39Compare with Local
- 9:14Action Search
- 9:50Branch Switcher
- 10:13Favor the Branches
- 10:39Favorite Local Branches
- 12:10Annotate
- 13:58Gitbox
- 14:22Autofetch
- 19:13Group by Directory
- 20:18Commenting
- 20:53Comment Message
- 22:05Force Push
- 23:51Change Lists
- 25:27Move to another Change List
- 26:26Active Change List
- 29:40Apply Patch
- 34:26Edit Our Git History
- 36:15Edit Comment Message
- 37:15Interactive Rebase
- 42:10Create a New Branch
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