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8,243 PointsIncorrect GitHub Download?
Hello.
I thought that I should point out that the download link in the GitHub page is (probably) incorrect. You are given a version of the app in stage 4 video 4 of this course. I could be wrong about the link being incorrect however, maybe it was intentional?
(I did manage to download the first version though).
Thanks!
3 Answers
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse TeacherSorry for the confusion! I've updated the Teacher's Notes on that video to explain how to get the different versions of the project files. You can get the starter files here: https://github.com/treehouse/android-animations-transitions/tree/2a6bd784e23d94dcfd3e90a8fffb8216cc9a2641
Kien Doan
17,538 PointsThe starter file is still loaded with finished project. How can I get the first version project? Been looking for the initial file so far.
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse TeacherKien Doan , that GitHub link above ^^ will give you the same files I started recording with. If you download the files from the Downloads tab, it gives you the files at all the different points of the course in one zip, so you'd need to drill into the stage 1 folder. Let me know if there's a problem, though!
Kien Doan
17,538 PointsThanks Ben Jakuben !
Taylor Bryant
7,395 PointsI ended up importing from the GitHub repo and got the latest version as well. At first I was gonna copy and paste it first but the text from GitHub pasted into android studio added a bunch of spaces, so I actually ended up using the VCS tab in android studio, went to git, show history, and then log, and found I could revert everything to the commit at the end of video 3 of section 1. Might not have been as easy as downloading the zip and using the correct one but I definitely learned something new and useful!
Ni Yao
3,852 PointsNice clear steps, worked perfectly. I'd recommend this path as learning about reverting commits is a great bonus :D
Scott Junner
9,010 PointsThanks Taylor. I was losing my mind over that one. Had no idea I could revert back through any past point in the project.
Jeremiah Shore
31,168 PointsI agree with Ni Yao, this is the cleanest and arguably the best way of doing this. I wish I thought to check the VCS in Android Studio first!
Jess Pendley
13,128 PointsHi!
As of this writing, all of the available links just take you to the finished project. But, if you go to that repo and click "release", you can find each of the source code files for each video. The earliest available is at the end of Stage 1 Video 3, but it will still allow you to follow along for the remainder of the lessons. :)
Payton Dwight
5,751 PointsThank you, Jess.
Scott Junner
9,010 PointsScott Junner
9,010 PointsSee Taylor Bryants comment below for the real answer. Not hard to figure out from there.