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When I checkout some branch, fetch or just refresh git-log panel in Android Studio - IDE suddenly switch branch-filter to some random branch. So instead of seeing branch I have checked out I see some random old branch. And every time I have to switch branch-filter selector into "all branches" value.
Solution:
Close Android Studio
Open project workspace file ($PROJECT_DIR/.idea/workspace.xml) in any text editor
Find <component name="BranchesTreeState"> and remove it (until </component> tag)
Reopen Android Studio
No more random branch-filter switches
P.S. Editing workspace.xml in Android Studio itself isn't working, because IDE immediately overwrite any changes in the file.
In my company we have one android project into gitlab.com and into this project we pushed a lot of commits.
Now i want add this project into my personal system and when use Check out project from version control button show me one window and i paste my project link from Giltab but when click on Text button show me error messages and not add project into my personal system!
When go to Gitlab for see project should use username and password.
My android studio version is 3.3.1
My error image :
How can i fix it?
I want to be able to see my changed files in Source Tree.
The project is a git repo. If I change the file inside Android Studio I won't be able to see it outside Android Studio...
Are you sure the file you are changing is not in .gitignore & is being actually tracked by Git?
You can verify this by doing a git-status on your root folder.
The File Status tab shows all changes as observed by Git.
Additionally, you can filter this tab & check your current filter.
we set up Git as version control system (we used tfs before). Now the source control explorer is not available anymore.
I found this thread from 2013:
Using Git in Visual Studio, how do I navigate repository files?
It's 2015 now and I cannot find any info from late 2014 or 2015. Does anybody know something new?
Thanks
VS2015 still does not have a file browser for Git projects. They do have a list of *.sln files that can be opened within a Git repo. If you have say a "ReadMe.txt" at the root level of the repo though, you still need to open it in explorer or command line and modify it (either by adding to VS or elsewhere), then the file will show up in pending.
In VS2012, there was an add in called "Mindscape File Explorer" that added a file explorer. You could set the root directory to your projects folder and save you from leaving VisualStudio.
Apparently no one at Microsoft cares about solving this problem since it's been around for years now. Seems like it would be an easy win to just show all files at the project root level in either the solution tab or a new project view tab.
Visual Studio "15" Preview has an "Open Folder" feature that let's you load up any folder in the Solution Explorer but it's not connected with Source Control, you have to do it manually after you've connected with the repository in Team Explorer but it's better than nothing.
You can right-click the file to access History, Commit, Compare with unmodified, Undo, Go to git changes... etc
I'm trying to identify some milestones (which date we introduced important features on the website) by viewing the check-in history in Visual Studio. However it annoys me that I can't search the check-in comments, or filter check-ins by a specific user.
Is there a plugin or sth where I can have more search option to filter the check-in history?
Open Source Control Explorer, then on the menu bar, choose File, Source Control, Find, Find Changesets.
The Find Changesets dialog box appears with the some of the options you require such as by user.
Visual Studio docs: Find and view changesets