PyCharm Version Control w/ Git & GitHub | Basics in 12 Minutes | Updated 2024

[@sufiyan2920]

I completely forgot about pycharms local history and I was just sad about losing my work lol. First min of the video saved my ass.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad that I could save it :D

[@lmeow61]

By far the best video I have seen on this topic, thanks a lot mate

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hi Clot, Glad it helped

[@NickWindham]

Local history is exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad to help!

[@chrisavbenake9313]

This video has been a big help to me compared to others i have been watching

[@MaxRohowsky]

awesome! glad it helped!

[@hersheylearns]

ay bro, I went above and beyond to solve my github problem, I was missing just one step, Thanks a bunch. Keep making cool videos

[@MaxRohowsky]

Awesome! Glad it helped :)

[@nikosmichos124]

By far the the best video for a beginner like me! Thanks a lot!

[@MaxRohowsky]

hey :) awesome. Thanks!

[@MoysesTonelli]

Very good. It helped me a lot!🙏

[@TK-ix3jk]

Awesome video! Very informative.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Thank you! glad it helped :))

[@oscr_zen]

for some reason every other tutorial was pissing me off now this one right here! it's a gem. big thanks sir

[@MaxRohowsky]

Awesome, thanks ravecoin!

[@sreedevirepudi]

Highly helpful, concise 'n clear

[@MaxRohowsky]

thanks sreedevi!

[@gratiniano08]

Thank you very much! Good video and very clear explanations

[@newyuqa4454]

A to-the-point video, very helpful!

[@MaxRohowsky]

thanks! glad this video still helps ppl out there :)

[@hoosierfarmboy]

This helped me a lot. Thanks

[@DigiacomoDave]

Very Good Video! Clear, concise and to the point with a practical example! Thanks!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Always nice to see that these videos help people out there :DD

[@DigiacomoDave]

@@MaxRohowsky It Really did... I managed to get my Github created and all my scripts successfully sync'd between my Computers and Github. It's definitely going to be a game changer for me. Thanks Again

[@geo047047]

Excellent video. Perfect length. I gave this vid a like.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Much appreciated!

[@UdderChaos79]

Excellent video -- thanks!

[@emelyumer]

Thank you very much! I have been trying all day to connect GitHub and PyCharm and thanks to this video I succeeded.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hey Emel, thanks! Glad that this video helped!

[@kumkumbhati8504]

Thank you so much it is one of the best videos I can find. short yet cover all the doubt of a new be like me.👍👍👍

[@MaxRohowsky]

that's awesome :)

[@IroshanaRavishan]

Really Helpful. Recommend for the beginners!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DanDevExp]

Great Tutorial, thanks a lot

[@knoxio5744]

Great Video, thank you

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad you liked it!

[@davidrjose]

Awesome video! Thank you!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hi David, thanks!!

[@kevon217]

Making switch to pycharm from spyder. This is super helpful, thanks!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Great to hear!

[@colimano6579]

Excellent, thank you for your contribution, it has been a great help!!

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hey, glad it helped :)

[@dereksniper]

thank you for this !

[@RamirezAcevedoMau]

awesome tutorial mate, thanks a lot

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad it helped

[@PapadopoulosSotiris]

Thansk a lo , i t hink you should also cover what to do to stay up-to-date when collaborating with other members n a project, like pull first before commitinbg to see changes !!

[@luismanzano7355]

good video greetings from Chile

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hey Luis, thanks! :)

[@SuperKevinFS]

Great video mate thans a lot

[@MaxRohowsky]

hi kevin, glad it helped!

[@MFM88832]

After following all your steps up till minute 2:17, I don't see .git folder when I click explore. The menus and everything else are a bit different possibly due to being 2023 version? Please advice.

[@naderbazyari2]

awesome video. Saved me a lot of time. Many thanks man.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad to hear it!

[@franciscobarrientos3922]

Hello thanks a lot, this was very well explained and very useful Just a question, if I may: what is the difference if in the "VCS menu" I select "Enable Version Control Integration..." or "Create Git Repository..." the only difference I can see is that in the second option I can select were to put the repository, but I wonder if there's some functionality difference

[@rudifield5894]

Awesome video! One question, when I checkout to the remote branch, do I need to stay in there for the remainder of my coding session or switch back to local at any point? Also, do I "add new branch" from local-main or remote-main?

[@matioplease]

thank you so much!

[@maria-zq1vw]

So I want to remove Version Control from my project but I dont have an option in Git to disable it to none. What do I do?

[@angelgigov89]

I like the video, well and easy explained

[@MaxRohowsky]

hi, awesome. Glad it helped!

[@parham6676]

man thank you so much this really helps

[@MaxRohowsky]

Awesome, glad it helps!

[@glendubie]

Thanks for your tutorials they are very helpful and I really appreciate it.

[@MaxRohowsky]

glad they help!

[@robom85]

thanks, great video, very helpful. Can you make a video about merging, branches, etc..

[@MaxRohowsky]

yes, i think i have a few videos on these topics on my channel already. Might make more :))

[@gregdvorkin]

Can you do the tutorial focused on this scenario: There is an existing Github repository. I want to clone it and bring it as local PyCharm project, then work on that project and then "upload it back". Should it update it locally with another branch? Etc.

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hi Greg, if I make a follow up video on this topic, I'll try to include this scenario.

[@gregdvorkin]

@@MaxRohowsky 👍Thank you. Sometimes I want to continue at home the work I was doing in the office and do not login to office computer remotely. E.g. when I am out sick.

[@muhdadam7119]

@@gregdvorkin hi do you have solution for this? i'm trying to do the exact same thing. due to sometimes i need to work on site where i dont have good internet connection

[@zasmedia583]

hi can you pls show me from pycharm which files we need to upload to GitHub for the purpose of creating an Apk file

[@michaelbara6829]

I was able to follow along with all the steps. Great video! Sometimes the interface looked quite different on the latest version, but I could find the same commands in the new interface. Any plans to redo this on the latest version?

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad it helped! I think there's more value in publishing on new topics rater than redoing old topics

[@RahulJadhav-fe6ry]

nice information bro keep it up✌

[@MaxRohowsky]

thanks! will do

[@BestDjangoDeveloper]

for this tutorial video I am going to subscribe you.

[@MaxRohowsky]

awesome!

[@钟晓华]

how do we commit messages that can be seen on github? I tried to commit the change but I dont see the messages I have written on github

[@femi_danjuma]

What about cloning from an existing remote repository into my local machine?

[@kaustubhajgaonkar932]

Amazing videos

[@MaxRohowsky]

thanks!!

[@georgitsirov7590]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing! I want to use Git to work on my own project but from separate machines, I guess that falls under the team collaboration area (be it I am a team of two apparently :D). Does that mean every time I want to make changes to my code from different machines I have to first branch from the remote and then commit and push back when finished?

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hi georgi :) yes, creating beanches and merging them into the main project makes most sense.

[@refaelnesterov6547]

what if my friend made a project in git and i want to use this on his project so i'd be able to pull, push (etc) on his project?

[@gmnayeem2291]

Great video

[@MaxRohowsky]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@arpitgaur4310]

Hey max Can you also do the effort to make one on Git with a Django Project in Pycharm

[@RogerHolden]

What about all those 798 unversioned files? My simple test project with one Python files says 2,278 unversioned files! What are all these?

[@arpitgaur4310]

I became a fan after watching Virtual Environments video

[@MaxRohowsky]

hey! awesome, its cool that these videos still help people out there :D

[@theoryandapplication7197]

thank you

[@MaxRohowsky]

Welcome!

[@iftekharrahi126]

Thanks a lot .

[@MaxRohowsky]

welcome!

[@charlesglah5267]

this fails for me. is it the same process if you have github repos set up in a company?

[@Ugur_Can_Kuru]

thank you so much

[@MaxRohowsky]

Welcome 😊

[@emelyumer]

Do you have a video how to clone repository directly to pycharm? The opposite way

[@MaxRohowsky]

I'm currently working on it - many people have an issue with this. Will release by Saturday. :)

[@emelyumer]

@@MaxRohowsky Thank you I look forward to it

[@MaxRohowsky]

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[@Kislashe]

Thanks

[@MaxRohowsky]

Welcome!

[@cuber64]

What's the difference between commit and commit and push?

[@MaxRohowsky]

Hey, so, git commit saves repository changes on local but not remote repository. Contrarily, Git push then updates your git commit changes and sends it to remote repository

[@SuperKevinFS]

How do you get the git icons

[@MaxRohowsky]

You need to connect to a vcs (version control system ) such as github. Within the first few minutes of the video I go into detail on this. If you're having trouble you can post the question and screenshots into my discord. Link is in the description.

[@gkcse27]

Why not through terminal?

[@MaxRohowsky]

Also possible

[@orionNsirius]

How can we commit to local git on the computer and github at the same time?

[@MaxRohowsky]

That's called git push. You first commit your changes to the local repo and then push. Most code editors have a UI button to commit and push :)

[@agapaitanveermou2275]

Thanks

[@МухаммадюсуфАлижанов-б3ы]

Thanks a lot

[@MaxRohowsky]

Most welcome