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I am doing single developer android project in android studio on my windows PC. The android app is for my own private use. I just want to be able to get back to stable versions of my code when I screw it up, in ongoing development. I have no desire or need to publish to gitHub repository. Is it possible to use just git on my PC (w/o link to github) within android studio?

jbsalis
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  • yes you can use git for version control without pushing your code to github. – Imran Ali Sep 01 '17 at 15:22
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    Possible duplicate of [Can i use git version control application without github?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12381864/can-i-use-git-version-control-application-without-github) – Imran Ali Sep 01 '17 at 15:22

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Just create a local repository either using command git init on the project root or IDEA > VCS > Enable version control (more here). And commit there from now on

Sam
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Use Gitlab. It's free to create your own private repository and works the same as Github. You will have to generate a public key for a private repository though. Here is the documentation on this.

I use Gitlab on all my personal projects and then add Github later on if I want to share to a bigger audience.

You can also host your own server locally, if you need that extra privacy. There's a docker image to do it easily too

Timmo
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