Working with Git and GitHub in Visual Studio 2022
https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/visual-studio-2022-working-git-github0
by Thomas Claudius Huber
Course Overview
- Course Overview
Understanding Git and GitHub
- Introduction
- What You Will Learn in This Course
- Understand Git and GitHub
- Types of Version Control Systems
- Local
- Centralized
- Distributed
- GIT
- Know the Origin of Git
- Summary
Creating and Cloning Git Repositories
- Introduction
- Create a .NET Console Application
- Visual Studio snippet: CW for Console.Writeline
- Configure Git in Visual Studio
- to set git Username and Email, go to Git -> Settings -> Source Control -> Git Global Settings
- Create a Local Git Repository
- shows how to create a local Git repository
- shows how to set the default branch name for new repositories
- Push the Repository to GitHub
- shows how to push a local repository to github
- Clone a Repository from GitHub
- you can clone a remote repository in visual studio by going to File -> Start Window
- Summary
Committing and Synchronizing Changes
- Introduction
- IJnderstand the Three Main Areas
- Commit and Push Changes
- Fetch and Pull Changes
- Stash Away Changes
- Summary
Branching and Merging Code
- Introduction
- Create a Branch
- shows how to create a feature branch in Visual Studio
- Create Another Branch
- shows hot to push a local branch to remote to create it
- Merge a Branch
- Handle Merge Conflicts
- Summary
Working with Pull Requests
- Introduction
- What Is a Pull Request?
- Create a Pull Request
- Merge a Pull Request
- Summary
Viewing the History of Your Code
- Introduction
- View and Compare Commits
- Browse the History of a File
- Use CodeLens to View Changes
- Summary
Setting up GitHub Actions
- Introduction
- Set up a GitHub Action on GitHub
- shows how to trigger a build using Github Action when you merge to Main branch
- Create a Blazor Server App
- Generate a GitHub Action in Visual Studio
- Push Another Commit to Publish to Azure
- Summary
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