I want to work on code on my Windows machine and Mint machine.
The project is in Android Studio and is built using Gradle.
How much of the project should I check into the git repo? Do I commit the iml and gradle files? I see there is a local.properties that says it should not be committed.
You should define and commit a proper .gitignore file for Android Studio (and in my opinion for IntelliJ/Eclipse too). The .gitignore tells you what kind of files you don't want git to track. This is one of many examples for Android projects:
# Eclipse
.project
.classpath
.settings
.checkstyle
# IntelliJ IDEA
.idea
*.iml
*.ipr
*.iws
classes
gen-external-apklibs
# Gradle
.gradle
build
# Maven
target
release.properties
pom.xml.*
# Ant
bin
gen
build.xml
ant.properties
local.properties
proguard.cfg
proguard-project.txt
# Other
.DS_Store
tmp
It is from this gist. In addition you should look on Google repo where iosched 2013 is. There is also a nice example of .gitignore (reference).
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