Can't install TFS plugin in Android studio - android

i Downloaded TFS plugin from below URL and add it my Android Studio. But when i am trying to open it is showing in RED colour. Please help me out how to resolve this.
http://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/4578?pr=phpStorm&showAllUpdates=true

TFS Integration is only supported in Intellij Idea Ultimate Edition while
Android Studio is based on code of Intellij Idea Community Edition so it can't support TFS integration. Why Google will supply anything for free which is being sold by Jetbrains.
See Version Control and Features Comparison pages.
Update
If you are not already aware, checkout Team Foundation Server - Version Control Integration. An under-development and open source alternative.
Visual Studio Team Services plugin by Microsoft is also available now. See installation instructions.

The Official Version of TFS plugin is available in Android Studio Plugin Repository. Installation instructions are available at Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for Android Studio.
The Team Services plugin for Android Studio is available in the
Android Studio Plugin Repository. The plugin can be installed from
Android Studio by browsing the Plugin Repository.
In Android Studio, open plugin settings:
Linux: from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins
Mac: from the Android Studio menu, select Preferences... then Plugins
Windows: from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins
Click the Browse repositories... button and search for "Visual Studio Team Services".
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.

A workaround is to use GitTF or Git TFS
Android Studio will work with Git and then you will need to do push and pulls using command line. Which can be totally worth it

There is now a plugin available for integrating TFS with Android Studio. I haven't tried it but it says it will work with Android Studio. You can read more about it in this blog from Microsoft.

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How to install "Code With Me" plugin with Android Studio

Code With Me plugin from JetBrains now works with Android Studio. However each version of the plugin is compatible with a specific build of Android Studio according to this page.
However, Android Studio download page lists only releases. How can I easily find out build number of each Android Studio version, so I could download a version that's compatible with Code With Me plugin?

How can i add TFS in andorid studio 3.4?

https://medium.com/#gizembusraturan/android-studio-team-foundation-server-plugin-9783d65f0b9c
Based on this tutorial,I tried to add Visual Studio Team Services in my android studio version 3.4
But i didn't find this Visual Studio Team Services in my plugin
how can I add TFS in my android studio.
Last time I use git but now need to use TFS in company
Visual Studio Team Services is not available under IntelliJ IDEA .
SO I try to use TFS plugin,it work fine for android studio

Integrate Android Studio Project with Azure Pipelines CI/CD

I'm new to Android Studio development and I've been asked to do that.
I want to know how to do that as I tried to do it but I didn't understand it.
The project is on dev.azure.com, and in Kotlin language.
How to start with it and how to be pro (not that pro) in it?
I couldn't find the way to do or even start with it.
I saw the documentation but it didn't help me.
For this issue , you can install "Azure DevOps Services Plugin for Android Studio".
The Azure DevOps Services Plugin for Android Studio allows you to connect to your Git repositories on Azure DevOps Services in a seamless and intuitive way. You can also use this plugin to import your android development projects into Azure DevOps Services or create pull requests in your Azure DevOps Services/TFS Git repository.
Note:The plugin is compatible with Android Studio 1.2 and up.
The Azure DevOps Services plugin for Android Studio is available in the Android Studio Plugin Repository. The plugin can be installed from Android Studio by browsing the Plugin Repository.
In Android Studio, open plugin settings
Click the Browse repositories... button and search for "Visual Studio Team Services".
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.
For details ,please refer to this document.

Adding Existing Android Project into VSTS via Android Studio

I need to know how to add existing Android project into VSTS.
I have gone through the steps to set up VSTS with Studio and I have referred to this link but at the end it says:
it can't be done directly through Studio and Window OS.
Any better answer or updates for direct upload from Android Studio will be appreciated.
You can install "Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for Android Studio".
The Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for Android Studio allows you to connect to your Git repositories on Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) in a seamless and intuitive way. You can also use this plugin to import your android development projects into VSTS or create pull requests in your VSTS/TFS Git repository.
Note: The plugin is compatible with Android Studio 1.2 and up.
The Team Services plugin for Android Studio is available in the Android Studio Plugin Repository once you download it follow the following instructions:
In Android Studio, open plugin settings. (from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins).
Click the Install plugin from disk... button and browse to the JAR file on disk.
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.
The plugin can be installed from Android Studio by browsing the Plugin Repository:
In Android Studio, open plugin settings. (from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins).
Click the Browse repositories... button and search for "Visual Studio Team Services".
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.
First please follow the tutorial link in VSTS: Android Studio to make the plug-in works well.
And you can also watch a how-to video on importing projects on our YouTube channel.
Note: Also make sure you have enough permission with the team project in TFS which you want to import in.
Since you are using Git, if you already have local git repo and project, you could directly select Import into Version Control and select import into Team Service Git.

Version of Eclipse for Android Development

I'm having trouble choosing version of Eclipse for Android development. I downloaded Eclipse Mars 1, and it does not show ANDROID NEW so I have to know now what I download.
I have read a few sites online and they said that you go to File > new > Project > Android.
I'm using Eclipse mars 1 just to know.
I did not have that so that is why I need to know what I need to use and I do not want to use Android Studio. Is it just Eclipse that I need or a plugin also that is needed. So which version of Eclipse should I use?
Eclipse require ADT plugin to support Android development.
ADT 23.0.7 (August 2015) requires Eclipse Indigo (Version 3.7.2) or higher is required.
But the ADT plugins are no longer supported by Google.
Support for the Android Developer Tools (ADT) in Eclipse has ended, per our announcement. You should migrate your app development projects to Android Studio as soon as possible.
So it's recommended to download Android Studios for Android development.
To code Android applications in Eclipse you need to install the Android ADT to the Eclipse you use ( In your case it is Mars) it is done through Help -> Install New Software, then in combo add "https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ " then select the "Developer Tools" and hit "Next" and then "Finish".
Then restart Eclipse and perform File > new > Project > Android, you will find it. For more info refer this site But I recommend you to shift to Android Studio as it the Official Android Development IDE now
Try following the instructions in the link bellow.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Setup-Eclipse-for-Android-App-Development/
I have figured out how to do it finally!!!
And i tried it twice
This is all you have to do download adt-bundle for windows max or what ever your using.
Inside there is a eclipse folder go in that and there you have eclipse.exe

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