Android Studio恢复设置后Git状态文件颜色异常，如何修改？

Hey there, I’ve been in your exact spot—tinkering with third-party theme plugins, deciding native is best, then dealing with stubborn UI glitches after restoring settings. Let’s get that Git status color sorted out:

• First, confirm you’re adjusting the right settings: Open Android Studio, head to File > Settings > Version Control > Git > Colors (on macOS it’s Android Studio > Settings > Version Control > Git > Colors). Make sure you’re targeting the correct Git status entries (like Untracked, Modified, or Deleted)—it’s easy to accidentally tweak the wrong color group here.
• If changing those settings doesn’t stick, invalidate your IDE caches: Go to File > Invalidate Caches..., select "Invalidate and Restart". This fixes tons of odd UI inconsistencies that survive standard setting restores, especially after messing with theme plugins.
• Check for conflicting global Git configs: Sometimes your system-wide .gitconfig might have color overrides that take precedence over Android Studio’s settings. Run git config --global --list in your terminal to look for any color.* lines—if you find them, you can either adjust them there or prioritize project-specific settings instead.
• For a more hands-on fix, edit the IDE’s config files directly: Navigate to your Android Studio config folder (Windows: C:\Users\<YourUsername>\.AndroidStudio<Version>\config; macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/AndroidStudio<Version>), open options/vcs.xml, and look for entries like <option name="COLOR_ID_UNTRACKED" value="#XXXXXX"/>. Update the hex code to your preferred color, save the file, and restart Android Studio.

One extra note: Since you used third-party theme plugins (Color Themes, Material Theme), make sure they’re fully uninstalled—sometimes leftover plugin files can linger and interfere with the native theme’s default behavior even after restoring settings.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Manohar