There is a feature request to jetbrains which is still open Unfortunately at this point If you’ve not configured your remote repo to your git local repo, you can not add it using the IDE. Click on the Push button to make a git push to your remote repository. On the right side you can see the changes of the files you’ve made. To do a $git push press Ctrl+Shift+K ( ⇧⌘A search git push ), you will see the list of all your commit there. It is an easiest way if you don’t remember all the shortcuts How to do a git push? To go through each changes you’ve made for each file one by one Press F7 or click on the UP or DOWN inside the Difference Viewer Dialogue like belowįor mac users, Since I don’t know about the shortcuts I would recommend you to press ⇧⌘A to find the appropriate shortcut and type the search term given inside the parenthesis in this post for each shortcut. You can even double click on the file to see the changes. Click on the Details at the footer to see the changes for each file.A click on the commit button will do a normal commit until you press the little down arrow to select other options like commit & push or Create patch.

Optionally you can select Reformat code, Rearrange code, Optimize imports and Clean up on the fly before you commit.This will show you new files in green, modified files in blue and deleted files in grayed out color.This dialogue allows you to select the files which you would like to commit

Android studio git integration