已在SourceTree克隆GitHub仓库，如何关联Android Studio实现修改同步？

Got it, let's walk through how to link SourceTree with Android Studio so your changes sync seamlessly. Here's a step-by-step breakdown that's worked for me and other devs:

First, we need to make sure Android Studio is using the same Git instance as SourceTree (this avoids any weird sync conflicts):

• Open your cloned project in Android Studio
• Go to File > Settings > Version Control > Git (Windows/Linux) or Android Studio > Settings > Version Control > Git (Mac)
• In the Path to Git executable field, use the same Git path that SourceTree uses. You can find this in SourceTree: go to Preferences > Git (Mac) or Tools > Options > Git (Windows), copy the path, and paste it into Android Studio
• Click Test to confirm Android Studio can connect to Git successfully

If Android Studio hasn't automatically recognized your cloned repo:

• Go to File > Settings > Version Control
• Click the + button, select Git, then navigate to your project's root folder (the same one you cloned with SourceTree) and click OK
• Now Android Studio will track all file changes in your repo automatically

To open SourceTree directly from Android Studio for repo management:

• Go to File > Settings > Tools > External Tools
• Click the + button to create a new tool:
  • Name: SourceTree
  • Program: Paste the path to your SourceTree executable (e.g., C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Local\SourceTree\SourceTree.exe on Windows, /Applications/SourceTree.app/Contents/MacOS/SourceTree on Mac)
  • Arguments: (Optional) Add open "$ProjectFileDir$" to launch SourceTree directly on your project repo
• Save the tool. Now you can access it via Tools > External Tools > SourceTree anytime

Once everything is set up, the workflow is straightforward:

• Make code changes in Android Studio: modified files will show up as blue, new untracked files as red
• Commit changes locally in Android Studio via VCS > Commit (add a meaningful commit message!)
• Open SourceTree: you'll immediately see your new local commit in the repo's history
• Use SourceTree for remote operations: Push to GitHub, Pull updates, merge branches, or resolve conflicts
• If you make changes in SourceTree (like pulling remote updates), go back to Android Studio and run VCS > Update Project to sync the code

Quick Tips #

• Always double-check that both tools are pointing to the exact same local repo folder—this is the most common sync issue
• If Android Studio doesn't pick up changes, run VCS > Refresh File Status to force a status update
• Before pushing, use Android Studio's Code > Inspect Code to catch any issues early

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者John Alex jefferson