This post dates back to 2016 and is migrated from an older blog. but it didn't worked for me so kept it as unchecked and proceed with "Invalidate cache & restart" from studio setting then it worked for me.Today I will share my experience about creating a Git repository for a new Android Studio project. Initially i unchecked "Perform code analysis" in commit changes dialog. Thanks to LaYer Sutachad for pointing me in the right direction! Which basically prompts to backup the problematic packages/files and re add them through Android Studio, adding them to Git in the process. Pathspec 'f/Workspaces/AndroidStudio/ProjectName/app/src/main/java/com/ project/Utilities/PixelConverter.java' did not match any file(s) known to git.Īfter only a few Google Searches I found an answer to this problem provided by RacZo here. This, however, finally gave me a bunch of actual error messages in the form of: it worked for me.Īs suggested by LaYer Sutachad, I attempted to Commit and Push with "Perform code analysis" unchecked in the Commit dialog. Try uncheck "Perform code analysis" in commit changes dialog. Could this be causing my problem and if so, how can i fix this? I do remember renaming my Utilities package to utilities and Adapters package to adapters. I have heard, however, that git might sometimes clash with Windows on changing the capitalization of file names.
Sadly, Google searches have so far not been very helpful to me, so if any of you could help me out, i would really appreciate it. If i try again (without restarting the IDE first), nothing seems to happen at all when i click Commit/Commit and Push. However, when i click Commit (or Commit and Push), the progress dialog comes up, goes to about 10% - 20% and then just disappears without actually committing anything.
When the Commit dialog pops up, it shows the files that have changed and lets me enter a commit message. As of a couple of hours ago, Android Studio no longer lets me commit my changes.
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