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You can download BitBucket plugin from this link. You can push project to Bit Bucket without using Terminal in Android Studio. Or else you may look at another detailed post here. You may directly start from Enable VCS step below in Android Studio and then proceed next steps. Good news is this Plug is not required anymore. To be able to give you an audio-visual step on how to push code to Bitbucket from Android Studio, we recommend you to watch this video below.This BitBucket Plugin removed in Jetbrains website now, so below link not working. Pushing your files containing your codes to your created remote Bitbucket repository. You can use the Android Studio’s menu to invoke such commands.Ĥ. Create, add, and then committing your first code. Then issue the command to add your remote repository “ git remote add “.ģ. Create first a local repository by invoking the git command “ git init“.Ģ. The basic steps or rule of thumb mentioned above on how to push code to Bitbucket from Android Studio are as follows:ġ. Four Basic Steps on How to Push code to Bitbucket from Android Studio The key idea here is to do the same basic steps when pushing a code into a remote repository. Now we can prepare the integration between your created repository and Android Studio. But you can choose your own repository name.ģ. In this example, the repository name created was “Tutorial1”. If you have not created an account yet, then go to Bitbucket sign-up page first.Ģ.Then create a repository. Therefore, it is important that you have an account created in Bitbucket which you will need for fetching, pulling, pushing, and committing codes afterward. As I’ve mentioned above, Bitbucket is the repository for your codes. How to create a repository in Bitbucketġ.

So let us start with setting up your tools. Having said that, if you want to start creating your own Android app then these 2 tools will be helpful for you.

In other words, it is the official Android code editor.

While the latter is the official IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Google Android development. In the simplest terms, it is a huge container or repository of codes for projects in Mercurial or Git revision control system. The former, think of it as a controlled versioning, web-based storage of codes from different developers.