This might seem to be a long process but it would help in the long run as your code can be easily managed using VCS within Android Studio itself. You can then download the repository as zip. Note: You will have to setup Github first in Android Studio.Īfter this you will see a notification on top right of the IDE saying 'Project pushed to Github' and a hyperlink to the Github repository. You can select/deselect files to be pushed. Select the project that you want to export and click Next.
In the Import wizard, click to expand the Mule folder, select Anypoint Studio Project to Mule Deployable Archive (includes Studio metadata), and click Next.
Click on VCS -> Import from Version Control -> Share Project on Github.Ĥ. Export a Studio Project to a Shareable Lightweight Package. Only the app folder and necessary code can be seen.Ģ.
Only the necessary code will be pushed to Github, hence making it easier for others to go through the code.ġ. You can first push the project to Github and then download the project as zip. This option is removed in Android Studio 4.1 Solution 5
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