How to import git into pycharm

In today's software development, Git has become an essential tool for most developers to efficiently manage code, and PyCharm is a powerful Python integrated development environment. Combining these two tools can help us better manage our own project code. So how to import Git into PyCharm? Next, I will describe this process in detail.

Step one: Install the Git plug-in in PyCharm

After opening PyCharm, we need to select "File"->"Settings"->"Plugins" in the menu bar. Search for the Git plug-in in the pop-up window and click the "Install" button to install it.

Step 2: Add Git repository in PyCharm

After installing the Git plug-in, we need to add the Git repository in PyCharm. Select "VCS"->"Import into Version Control"->"Share Project on GitHub", fill in the GitHub username and password in the pop-up window, and click the "Login" button. If you have already logged in to your GitHub account, you do not need to perform this step.

Step Three: Perform Git operations in PyCharm

After adding the Git repository, we can happily perform Git operations in PyCharm. Click "VCS" in the menu bar to perform various version control operations.

It should be noted that before performing Git operations, we need to ensure that a project has been created and the relevant files have been saved. Then select "VCS"->"Create Git Repository" to create a Git repository. At this point, we can already use PyCharm to perform basic Git operations, such as submitting, pulling, merging, etc.

Summary

This is how to import Git in PyCharm. Combining Git with PyCharm can make our code management more efficient and greatly improve our development efficiency. I hope this article was helpful and I wish you the best in your future coding career!

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