Nothing easier than that! With Android Studio’s interactive rebase UI, I can use the fixup operation to merge my latter commit into the former.
To remove any signs of the embarrassing naming mistake I made, I’m going to rewrite the commits on my branch. Consider writing the following method in your Android app: Let’s look at how it works! Whoops! A Typpo.įirst, we’ll take a quick look at one of the many uses of interactive rebasing. Building on top of Git’s regular git rebase command, interactive rebasing allows users to modify single commits of the rebased branch by applying transformations such as commit renaming, reordering of all commits, removal of unwanted commits, merging of two or more commits into one, and more.Īs an Android developer who likes to stay inside my preferred IDE as much as possible, I’m happy that Android Studio offers an easy-to-use integration of interactive rebasing that serves all my needs for commit housekeeping. One particularly useful tool for keeping a clean commit history on a working branch is Git’s -interactive rebase option. Our teams pride themselves on a clean commit history - not only on our main branch, but also inside the working branches maintained by individuals.
At PSPDFKit, we host all our projects on GitHub, and many of them inside our monorepo, which currently counts about 50 active contributors. All of the files from your existing project should be visible on GitHub’s.Īnd that’s how easy it is to push an existing project to a GitHub repository.For most developers, Git is the go-to version control system for their software projects. To verify that the existing project was pushed to GitHub successfully, log into the GitHub website and browse the repository. The -u switch makes the remote GitHub repo the default for your existing project. The -f switch forces Git to overwrite any files that already exist on GitHub with your existing project’s files. Note that older Git repositories create a master branch by default, while newer ones use main. Simply issue a git push command with the name of the current branch along with the -u and -f switches. With the remote reference added, you are ready to push your existing project to GitHub. git remote add origin cameronmcnz/example-website.git Push the first commit to GitHub
To allow your existing project to synchronize with GitHub, issue a git remote add command to configure a reference from you local Git installation to the repository on GitHub. Note that the last segment of the git remote add command is your project’s GitHub URL. git commit -m "Add existing project files prior to the push to GitHub." Add a remote reference for GitHub
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