Now obviously this isn’t a replacement for a proper file versioning system like Git, but it works just fine if you’re the only one working on a small project as well as for situations like these, so it’s pretty useful to know. To close the project you need to click the File > Close Project menu in the top.
How To Close, Save Android Studio Project. Then you can see your existing project files listed in the left panel project view. Here, you can click on the various “checkpoints” that Android Studio made over the course of your project, and you can see changes to individual files and even restore to an older point in time. You should browse the existing android studio project saved directory and select one and then click the OK button to open it. In the Project navigation to the left, right click on “app”, then select “Local History” → “Show History”.
Here I’ll show you a neat little feature Android Studio has that can help you restore your Android Studio project back to a previous point. Well if you were using Android Studio, you just might be in luck. If you’ve ever entered the wrong Git command (like the dreaded git reset hard command) and lost all your precious uncommitted work, you’re probably familiar with the pain and the feeling of panic.
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