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Is there a feature in Android Studio that allows you to create a restore point that you can quickly jump back to when coding various solutions?
I'm a new developer and I'm not sure what everyone's writing process is but I try things and if they don't work I got back and try to implement a solution in a different way. It would be great if I could save my class as is and then try changing it up and changing the code in activities that would call it. That way, if the idea I had doesn't work, I could just bounce back with the click of a button and be back where I started before making all those changes.
I know this sounds like a commit as with Git but I'm really just talking about something similar. I think commits should be small, working changes. What I'm talking about is the process before you get something that works. Having to undo all my changes is really time consuming.
Does the Studio have any feature like this? Does any other IDE have a feature like that? If not, any suggestions?
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