A lot of people think that IntelliJ idea comes with a version control tool like SVN or Git, and thinks that with the installation of IntelliJ, you can fully use the functionality of version control. This is a completely wrong interpretation, IntelliJ idea is to bring the support plug-in for these versioning tools, but what version control client to install is still installed.
As the annotations show, IntelliJ Idea's support for versioning is implemented in a plug-in fashion. The current mainstream version control software is supported by default: Github, CVS, Subversion (SVN), Git, ClearCase, Mercurial, Perforce, TFS.
Configuration of Git
To use Git in IntelliJ idea, you need to install the Git client first,
Fill in your Github login account and password, click Test
to test whether it can be connected correctly.
Checkout the project directly from your currently logged on Github account.
Support to share the current local project on your Github account.
Version Control main action button
Version control of Idea