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 !!
@@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
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
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?
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 👍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.
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?
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?
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.
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
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.
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.
Glad that I could save it :D
By far the best video I have seen on this topic, thanks a lot mate
Hi Clot, Glad it helped
Local history is exactly what I needed. Thanks!
Glad to help!
This video has been a big help to me compared to others i have been watching
awesome! glad it helped!
By far the the best video for a beginner like me! Thanks a lot!
hey :) awesome. Thanks!
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
Awesome! Glad it helped :)
Thank you very much! I have been trying all day to connect GitHub and PyCharm and thanks to this video I succeeded.
Hey Emel, thanks! Glad that this video helped!
Highly helpful, concise 'n clear
thanks sreedevi!
Thank you very much! Good video and very clear explanations
for some reason every other tutorial was pissing me off
now this one right here! it's a gem.
big thanks sir
Awesome, thanks ravecoin!
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.👍👍👍
that's awesome :)
This helped me a lot. Thanks
Really Helpful. Recommend for the beginners!
Glad it was helpful!
A to-the-point video, very helpful!
thanks! glad this video still helps ppl out there :)
Making switch to pycharm from spyder. This is super helpful, thanks!
Great to hear!
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 !!
Very Good Video! Clear, concise and to the point with a practical example! Thanks!
Always nice to see that these videos help people out there :DD
@@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
Awesome video! Very informative.
Thank you! glad it helped :))
Excellent video -- thanks!
Great Video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
good video greetings from Chile
Hey Luis, thanks! :)
Great Tutorial, thanks a lot
thanks, great video, very helpful. Can you make a video about merging, branches, etc..
yes, i think i have a few videos on these topics on my channel already. Might make more :))
Excellent video. Perfect length. I gave this vid a like.
Much appreciated!
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
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?
Awesome video! Thank you!
Hi David, thanks!!
I like the video, well and easy explained
hi, awesome. Glad it helped!
Excellent, thank you for your contribution, it has been a great help!!
Hey, glad it helped :)
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.
Hi Greg, if I make a follow up video on this topic, I'll try to include this scenario.
@@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.
Great video mate thans a lot
hi kevin, glad it helped!
Hey max Can you also do the effort to make one on Git with a Django Project in Pycharm
thank you so much!
awesome tutorial mate, thanks a lot
Glad it helped
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?
awesome video. Saved me a lot of time. Many thanks man.
Glad to hear it!
for this tutorial video I am going to subscribe you.
awesome!
man thank you so much this really helps
Awesome, glad it helps!
thank you
Welcome!
Thanks for your tutorials they are very helpful and I really appreciate it.
glad they help!
I became a fan after watching Virtual Environments video
hey! awesome, its cool that these videos still help people out there :D
hi can you pls show me from pycharm which files we need to upload to GitHub for the purpose of creating an Apk file
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?
Glad it helped! I think there's more value in publishing on new topics rater than redoing old topics
Amazing videos
thanks!!
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?
Hi georgi :) yes, creating beanches and merging them into the main project makes most sense.
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?
nice information bro keep it up✌
thanks! will do
What about cloning from an existing remote repository into my local machine?
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.
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
Thanks
Welcome!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
What about all those 798 unversioned files? My simple test project with one Python files says 2,278 unversioned files! What are all these?
Thanks a lot .
welcome!
thank you so much
Welcome 😊
Do you have a video how to clone repository directly to pycharm? The opposite way
I'm currently working on it - many people have an issue with this. Will release by Saturday. :)
@@MaxRohowsky Thank you I look forward to it
voila: ua-cam.com/video/cAnWazo5pFU/v-deo.html
this fails for me. is it the same process if you have github repos set up in a company?
What's the difference between commit and commit and push?
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
How do you get the git icons
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.
Why not through terminal?
Also possible
Thanks
How can we commit to local git on the computer and github at the same time?
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 :)
Thanks a lot
Most welcome