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Tyler Buchanan
Tyler Buchanan

Reputation: 311

Android Studio Importing project

So I am trying to migrate my companies android projects over to use Android Studio from Eclipse. We have SVN as our repository. I checkout a project from the SVN site and store it on my local C drive. I then imported the project into Android Studio where it copied this directory into its own environment. So when I make changes to this project in Android Studio. How do I sync with the local directory to both pull in and push changes made. Then sync with the SVN repo. Yes I found that Android studio has a version control system but I've already made some changes and want to push these changes to my local repo and then commit when ready. How do I do this?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1250

Answers (1)

Gyebro
Gyebro

Reputation: 1521

You don't have to work in Android Studio's "workspace" directory. My suggestion:

  1. Move your converted Android Studio project from the Android Studio projects folder (e.g. D:\AndroidStudioProjects\) to your local SVN repository (e.g. C:\SVN\). Then that code is version controlled by whatever software You use for SVN.
  2. Start Android Studio, click Open Project, and simply open your project from the version controlled location. Also Android Studio will likely detect that the project is in a repository (at least in case of GIT, it is so), and basic functionality (Push, Pull, etc) will be available.

Upvotes: 1

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