Git用于版本控制Android项目

Question

For some mysterious reasons, I ended up deleting my local repository. I now cloned my remote repo back into my Eclipse workspace and it shows that I am working on the master branch of my Android project rather than the local repo and it makes sense.

The reason why I started using Git is so that I can make wild changes to the project and if anything breaks, I can go back to the last stable state. Now, with a local repo gone and me working straight on my master branch of the project, I do not know how that can be done.

Please tell me how that can be done.

PS: I need to have Android project in my workspace or else Eclipse starts complaining cause it cannot find user libraries

Answer 1

If you cloned the remote repo back into your workspace, you have a local repo once more. And you can always create new branches for your wild changes instead of working directly on the master branch.

Answer 2

You can make brach say masterbranch and dev barch : master brach means most stable code is in , dev brach means after any changes u willing to take backup u can push to dev brach and dont push to master until and unless ur sure of it.

Create local brach

git checkout -b your_branch

Push it to the remote server.

git push <remote-name> <branch-name>