Getting Ready for DevOps with PowerShell and VS Code

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024

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  • @romanferguson4032
    @romanferguson4032 2 роки тому

    ive really enjoyed the vs code extension git graph. very cool integration and easy management of branches!

  • @ravilobo7977
    @ravilobo7977 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much John! I finally understood Git!

  • @JohnnyH-JH
    @JohnnyH-JH 5 років тому +1

    You are amazing. Thank you for making these! I just setup an Azure repo and watched this to see if there was anything I missed!
    Love vscode's integration with Azure.

    • @NTFAQGuy
      @NTFAQGuy  5 років тому

      My pleasure, glad it helps and yes the integration is awesome 😃

  • @ibrahimabdeltawab6418
    @ibrahimabdeltawab6418 Рік тому

    So helpful! Thanks so much ❤

  • @mr.mallela5557
    @mr.mallela5557 5 років тому

    Hi John
    Thank you very much for creating this video series on azure Devops. This is really helping me to know more on git, VSCode and GitHub. I am little Unclear on how to integrate the GitHub with VSCode. I see that after done with the chances on local repository we click on the push to push those changes to remote repository but how it's integrated?. Is there any settings that needs to be configured with GitHub account details?...

    • @NTFAQGuy
      @NTFAQGuy  5 років тому

      When you perform the push it will make you authenticate.

  • @cwhitmore88
    @cwhitmore88 5 років тому

    Well done John. I noticed Github has come out with a desktop GUI version. Would you suggesting using that in place of the command version of Git?

    • @NTFAQGuy
      @NTFAQGuy  5 років тому

      Well the command line will integrate with vs code which becomes the GUI but really whatever you like best.

  • @VredesbyrdNoir
    @VredesbyrdNoir 5 років тому

    Get/git? 15:10 - "All of the data is stored... in a get subfolder?"