ricalo/.bashrc

## .bashrc
if [ ! -z "${IDE}" -a "${IDE}" == "AndroidStudio" ]; then
    cd $OLDPWD;
fi

## README.md

      
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              README.md
            
          
    I love Git for Windows. It's just easy to move between Linux, Mac and Windows if I use the same tools.
Today I was wondering, how can I use bash from the terminal in Android Studio?
I ran into a blog post that explains how to do the same thing with Cygwin.
Since the Cygwin and git for Windows are similar I decided to give it a shot. Here are the steps:


Create Bash-AndroidStudio.bat included in this gist.


@echo off
set IDE=AndroidStudio
"C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe"


Add the following to your .bashrc file


if [ ! -z "${IDE}" -a "${IDE}" == "AndroidStudio" ]; then
    cd $OLDPWD;
fi


In Android Studio, go to settings and add the path to your batch file in Tools > Terminal > Shell path.


Open a new terminal... voila!

  
## Bash-AndroidStudio.bat
@echo off
    set IDE=AndroidStudio
    "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe"
	if [ ! -z "${IDE}" -a "${IDE}" == "AndroidStudio" ]; then
	cd $OLDPWD;
	fi
	@echo off
	set IDE=AndroidStudio
	"C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe"