Git in Android Studio disappeared?

问题:

When I right-clicked in my Android Studio project (in the Android view), I used to have a "Git" submenu. There I could pull, push, etc.

However, that 'Git' menu is now gone, somehow. As a result, I can neither push nor pull. Where can I enable that again?

回答1:

Try this way ,

1. In Android Studio enable the version control for the project by, VCS –> Enable Version Control Integration
2. Open command line/terminal and add the project to Git repository by, git remote add
3. Add files by, VCS –> Git –> Add and commit/push by, VCS –> Commit Changes

Checkout Android Studio Git Tutorial link for more detail.

as well as check this Stack Explaination.

In Android Studio, go to ‘File’ –> ‘Settings’ –> ‘Version Control’ –> ‘Git’. Then click ‘Test’ to ensure that Git is configured properly in Android Studio.

Prior to using Git or any other version control with an existing project, ‘version control integration’ should be enabled. In Android Studio, got to ‘VCS’ –> ‘Enable Version Control Integration’. This step is for an already existing project in Android Studio, that is not is integrated with any version control.

回答2:

A simple Gradle-Sync is fixing this for me. I had this after every "stash" or "unstash" now (Android Studio 3.5.3)

回答3:

If you don't have git repo on your project, just create a git repo on your project folder, something like

git init

and when you have git repo already, just close the project from android studio and re-open it. let android studio to refresh itself...

回答4:

Try this:

Settings -> Plugins -> Install JetBrains Plugin -> Type "Git" on search

Then Install: VCS Annotations Preloader

Hope this process will solve your problem

回答5:

at eventLog it will show error, git is not integrated. Press to integrate it and the problem will be resolved

回答6:

In my case the plugins "Git" and "GitHub" ware disabled. I enabled them (Settings->Plugins->Installed) and menu "Git" had been appeared.

回答7:

I find that, if I clone the code with terminal, the Git menu is not among the options of VCS menu.

What I did was:

1. Click VCS menu.
2. Checkout from version control.
3. Select Git.
4. Fill all the necessary info in the popup window.
5. After cloning the code, there is a prompt saying Android Studio needs to be restarted. (Just restart it.)
6. The Git menu should appear after restarting Android Studio.