You're a fucking legend. This is the most comprehensive and straight forward tutorial I have seen on using Git in Visual Studio. It really helped me! Thank you :)
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At time 2:20, or about, the video starts with creating a new branch. But I don't yet have anything loaded into Git. And, why is the screen a black background? None of my versions of VS have had black backgrounds. It is quite difficult to view.
What a great tutorial - clear and concise, with absolutely no waffle. I just wanted a quick refresher on using GIT in VS and this is perfect. Thank you!
I am very happy, that I found this tutorial. I am not new to git, but for first time I need to use it with Visual Studio. In 15 minutes you explain everything, which somebody needs to work in commercial project. Just magnificent! Great explanation and time saving! Thanks!
Pure gold! This is the first time I've used Git with Visual Studio for C# projects, and you got me into it really quickly. If I had to do it in Visual Studio Code, I would have to install extensions and usually get used to the command line in order to interact with Git.
Super!, really straightforward. I never go explicit when I find here what I need, but there it goes: This was genius! Make a 2nd part maybe longer explaining details but keep the same format. You won a follower and an evangelist. Good work!
im still have questions. when i modified the branch, before committed it i must make sure my changing code has worked right? i dont know u guys, but i usually run it first and see the result of my changes. the problem is i always get error message. would u guys tell me how to do it, or am i doing it wrong, and i didnt see you run your code after changes. please, help me. thanks
Really liked this video or after so many tutorials at this point I understand git Just kidding. Neither too deep nor very high level. this one is perfect!
You are really a talented teacher, I liked that you used simple terms, examples, and timestamps for each step, easy to follow what you are doing. Please don't stop creating in these formats, you do really contribute to the programming community with these videos. Subbed and liked 👍
This is hands down one of the most succinct and well laid out tutorials I have seen on YT. Like others have stated the explanations are clear and to the point with no extra fill. I would love to see you do a real world branching strategy/workflow using VS. Thank you for the contribution.
When I created/connected to a git repo everything worked (I could do the initial push), but it wouldn't let me add any of my files. I had to into the folder on Windows Explorer, then open my Command Prompt and enter "git add ." (etc) manually. Can anyone tell me what I did wrong or how to fix?
Clean, nice and simple. Even a kid that has never touched code in his life might fully understand this video. Thanks a lot man, this was extremly helpful! Keep it up with good work! 💪
No, you don't have to. In the Git changes window, you can stage a file with the + (plus) button, to commit all staged files, you click on the "Commit staged" button.
TIMESTAMPS :
00:00 Intro
00:51 Create a GIT repository
02:06 Create a branch
03:00 Save changes
05:07 Combine multiple commits into one.
06:24 Modify the last commit
07:35 Push to a remote repository
08:18 Fetch, pull from the remote repository
09:15 Sync
10:07 Merge
11:00 Check-pick
11:54 Revert
12:36 Reset
13:22 Resolve merge conflicts
14:50 Outro
Thanks for video, clear and straight
Best guide, thx!
Thanks
Thanks! 👍from Russia!
Really good. Thanks Bro !!!
Very helpful, Thank you!
Great tutorial!
Thnx for this tutorial
Excellent.
good job
The best explanation of Git so far... Thanks!
fantastic video
Very in-depth tut, I like it.
Bro you are a true legend ❤
Thanks. That was very informative.
Thank u for helping me figure out things with git vs22.❤
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Very informative video - thank you !!!!!!!!!
To the point and well explained.. Thanks you !!
Thank you for this exceptionally clear and digestible demo.
Great explanatory stuff!
simple practical explanation using VS , thanks
Clearly explained to the point.
thank you for this course, the best I've seen to explain git and visual studio. You are a very good teacher. Thierry from Belgium.
Super
I been looking for video like this. This is the best video. Thanks
This tutorial did it for me! Thanks a lot!
nice , thank you very much man :D
You're a fucking legend. This is the most comprehensive and straight forward tutorial I have seen on using Git in Visual Studio. It really helped me! Thank you :)
Thanks for sharing Pat!! Very useful tutorial
Thanks very helpful video
Outstanding training video!
Great guide to get started...thanks!
why have you not got half a million subscribers? Clear, concise, on point, easy to understand, no tangents... 5 stars.
Indeed. He is pretty good. Dude please share your linkedin profile. If you don't have please create it
Best video in the subject in YT. Well done!
really good! short and to the point!
At last someone who knows how to explain things! Now I can use GIT. Thank you.
Excellent
Excellent!!!!
TNice tutorialS IS WHAT I NEEDED BRO, thank you for taking the ti and doing tNice tutorials for most of that are starting with tNice tutorials beautiful tNice tutorialng called
You are a great teacher! Thank you ❤
Excellent...you covered All
Amazing Video! Keep it up!!
Thank you for the tutorial.
thanks for great video
Great video.. clearly explains most wanted
Nice. Thank you for sharing!
Great Tutorial . Thanks for helping me
Good one
Clicking on create repository in VS2022 doesn't show up the dialogue box😢
This is helpful , keep it up 🔥
Best git video I have seen, very clearly explained
At time 2:20, or about, the video starts with creating a new branch. But I don't yet have anything loaded into Git.
And, why is the screen a black background? None of my versions of VS have had black backgrounds. It is quite difficult to view.
What a great tutorial - clear and concise, with absolutely no waffle. I just wanted a quick refresher on using GIT in VS and this is perfect. Thank you!
Mil gracias!!!! Excelente explicación
I am very happy, that I found this tutorial. I am not new to git, but for first time I need to use it with Visual Studio. In 15 minutes you explain everything, which somebody needs to work in commercial project. Just magnificent! Great explanation and time saving! Thanks!
Pure gold! This is the first time I've used Git with Visual Studio for C# projects, and you got me into it really quickly. If I had to do it in Visual Studio Code, I would have to install extensions and usually get used to the command line in order to interact with Git.
very informative video. Thank you
will be helpfull
I wish I have found your video sooner after spending 3 hours looking for ways to use git with VS 2022. Thank you a lot for your clear clarification!
Very easy to understand. Thanks for this demo
Very helpful/clean explanation - thank you so much!
Extremely helpful, thank you!
How do I add an existing solution to the git repository??
Thank you Sir!! I can't explain how much I appreciate tutorials like this. Short and straight to the point. Much appreciation to you!
Why do i not have the Git menu in VS 2022??
amazing video.
You explained everything really well in details, with a calm clear voice.
thank you so much my man
Top. Merci Pat.
Спасибо дядя, всё понятно и произношение, даже переводить мне не пришлось
Hello, thanks for sharing.
I have no option to merge to master on visual studio 2022, nothing appear when I right-click, please help
Super!, really straightforward. I never go explicit when I find here what I need, but there it goes: This was genius!
Make a 2nd part maybe longer explaining details but keep the same format. You won a follower and an evangelist. Good work!
Thank you so much, this helped me a lot!! You're an awesome teacher!!
I can not understand yours until I come back from Udemy.
im still have questions. when i modified the branch, before committed it i must make sure my changing code has worked right? i dont know u guys, but i usually run it first and see the result of my changes. the problem is i always get error message. would u guys tell me how to do it, or am i doing it wrong, and i didnt see you run your code after changes. please, help me. thanks
Really liked this video
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after so many tutorials at this point I understand git
Just kidding. Neither too deep nor very high level. this one is perfect!
You are really a talented teacher, I liked that you used simple terms, examples, and timestamps for each step, easy to follow what you are doing.
Please don't stop creating in these formats, you do really contribute to the programming community with these videos.
Subbed and liked 👍
my git doesnt detect changes to my code
Wow. Covered a lot of ground in a short period of time and did it well. Thank you!
Thank you very much, I'm moving from vs code to visual studio and this was extremely useful for me
Probably the best and most clear and quick explanation of common activities, thank you.
This is hands down one of the most succinct and well laid out tutorials I have seen on YT. Like others have stated the explanations are clear and to the point with no extra fill. I would love to see you do a real world branching strategy/workflow using VS. Thank you for the contribution.
I think i just merged local branch into dev, lets see what happens
When I created/connected to a git repo everything worked (I could do the initial push), but it wouldn't let me add any of my files. I had to into the folder on Windows Explorer, then open my Command Prompt and enter "git add ." (etc) manually. Can anyone tell me what I did wrong or how to fix?
Clean, nice and simple.
Even a kid that has never touched code in his life might fully understand this video.
Thanks a lot man, this was extremly helpful! Keep it up with good work! 💪
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EXCELLENT intro video to using git with Visual Studio! Thank you SO much for publishing this! Keep up the good work, sir.
Do you have to 'commit all' when committing changes? Is there a way to commit only one or select number of files?
No, you don't have to. In the Git changes window, you can stage a file with the + (plus) button, to commit all staged files, you click on the "Commit staged" button.
Hi, how can i undo a revert ?
I am still confused about what is "stage"? How does that translates to Git commands?
The right click on the items in "Manage Branches" does not work, it doesn't show the option to merge branches.
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