How can I view the change history of an Android project?

To view the change history of an Android project, you can use a version control system such as Git. Here are the steps to view the change history of an Android project using Git:

1. Open the command line terminal (such as Git Bash) or use a graphical user interface for Git (such as SourceTree).
2. Navigate to the root directory of your Android project. You can use the cd command to switch directories.
3. Use the command “git log” to view the commit history. This will display relevant information for each commit, such as the commit hash, author, commit date, and commit message.
4. Navigate through the commit history by using the up and down arrows or the Page Up/Page Down keys. Press the Q key to exit the git log command.

Apart from the git log command, you can also use other Git commands to view a more detailed change history, such as:

1. Use git diff to view the differences between the current working directory and the last commit.
2. View the detailed information of a specific commit by using “git show “.
3. git blame : View who added each line in the specified file in which commit.

Before you can use Git to view change history, your project must already be under version control with Git and have some commits made. If your project is not yet under version control with Git, you can initialize a new Git repository using the git init command.