I had learned how to do it with commands but could not find any demonstrated use anywhere for using the GUI in VSCode. Before watching this I was convinced I needed a plugin to work with our company code repository. After watching you go through and show how the UI works while providing tips, it taught me how git is supposed to be used in VSCode and how simple all of the UI buttons are to use once you know what each of them do. Thanks for making the tutorial, your style of teaching is very informative and straightforward. You got a sub.

This is what I was looking, I have not used it before, this really helped me set up my project Git with lot of information using both GUI and commands. Thanks for such a nice tutorial.

You are a huge-flash-light-in-the-dark. Thank you for this simple and beginner friendly git tutorial. Hope to see more.

I love you! I love you! I love you! I've tried for nearly two months trying to understand git but I never really was able to understand what git was all about up until, all thanks to you💖

git confg was something I was missing and i didn't see anyone mentioning that. Thank you!!

Well Explained. I was struggling with git commands in vs code. Saved my time.Thanks a lot,

Great video Petr! Specially for someone like me that is making the switch to VSCode and learning Git.

Thank you. The whole thing got even easier in December 2021!

12 minutes was really worth it, thanks!

Thanks a lot, finally I can manage my projects more efficiently

Really glad to have found this channel. Feeling obsessed with SVG's even though handling them in code is still outside of my comfort zone.

perfect tutorial I like how you voiceover perfectly not too fast not too slow Thank you!!

Really good video. Clear and concise. Thank you.

Very well done! Thank you so much. The clearest explaination of all for me and what I needed. Exactly on and to the point. Sub and like! ;) Looking forward to check more of your content

You are the only one from who I understand it, because you made it best with your explanation, thank you so much ^^

Thank you. Simple and high quality content.

Brilliant demo. Simple and to the point. Thanks!

Loved the from scratch setup tips, great tutorial, covered all the points I was looking for.

Thank you very much! This tutorial helped me a lot! I enjoyed the teachings!

THANK YOU!!! This is such a great video and helped me a lot

Awesome tutorial! Just what I was looking for.

Men thank you for the video, very clear and useful. Regards from Chile.

Awesome video for learning how to use Git & GitHub in VSC; concise and get to the points. Thank you so much.

Thanks for the video. Git History is a complementary extension for git in VS-Code. I guess a new video for the extension is useful.

Thank you for the video. It finally worked. Great explanation.

Thank you for making this video. It is very helpful!

simple and easy but on target tutorial Thanks a lot!

this is a literal godsend. thank you

Thank you for the video. It helped me how to use git in vs code.

Great video. Concise and clear.

Haha, I just wanted to have a quick look at your video, to fix an issue with git. I ended up frustrating about installing oh my zsh and getting my terminal look as cool as yours. took me 3hours, but finally im there and back to solving my git issue. was a lot of fun. :))) im grateful for that.

Hey man, great tutorial! I think it would be super handy if you also showed how to resolve Git conflicts using VSCode. All Git newbies are TERRIFIED by merge conflicts (I know I was), and I think that skill would be very useful to learn!

Thank you, helped me a lot

such a great and clear tutorial, I liked the way you teach. Waiting for fruther tutorials

this is what exactly I was looking for, nice and simple video.

Thank you for this amazing video

Great work. To the point. Keep it going

Thank you very much Petr. Good job!

Very good video. Exactly what I needed

Perfect! That's what I need!

This video is very clear and to the point.

Great tutorial, thanks!

Really useful. Thanks mate!

Thank you, it was very helpful.

Very useful video, thanks!

Buen video, claro y directo. Saludos.

Your video was the one that made me understand it all

excellent tutorial Petr! the best

Thanks a lot for sharing this, very useful.

Thank you so much this really helped

Good explanation and to the point.

One of the best playlist about git👏👏👏👏

great tutorial, thank u!

Thank you man!

wonderful tutorial

Please never delete this video

Great tutorial, thanks 🙏

Really good job, thanks a lot ;)

very nice. question how do you get the green a blue highlight for git-start and master in vs code terminal. For example at 2:52

Good video to get started.

Great video for a vs code user. When clone repository, it said 'failed and warned that make sure you have the correct permission'. What is that and how can I complete github pushing for several projects I have in my local host. Inclusion of this in the video would enhance the value of the tutorial and help many of us. Thanks

High-quality content

thank youuu

Helpful. Thanks

Short and effective !!

Great job! Just the right level as I am exploring if VS Code is going to remain my new editor :) I also don't like tomatoes - not whole. I eat them in a sauce or maybe in some kinds of salsa :-P

Great intro to using Git with VSC - Thanks! {2021-10-26}

You are the Master.

Thanks mate!

thanks man!

Thank you!

great thanks!!

thanks very much!

Hey from UA bro! You do good work!

Great 👍Video! Thanks much love no homo. 🤣 🇺🇸 🇩🇴

Very nice and informative video, keep up the good work, one more that could have been added is to show how to create an merge request after git clone ->git branch-> git commit --> Merge Request …and post merge view on the VScode GUI

Wel done great job bro...

Another great video, Petr, thank you. Have you covered the differences between fetch and pull? That's confused me in the past and may confuse others as well.

Than you so much ,you're a life saver

Dude I gonna save this vido in favorites and offline in my computer just to be sure

Really good presentation

Good man.

Vert useful, Thanks

Hi, thank you, good video . . :)

Sir, these videos are fantastic and most helpful. They are helping me learn VSCode very nicely. Is the ‘ publish ‘ action ( clicking on the cloud icon in status bar) the same as the ‘push’ action ? If not what is the difference ? Thank you very much.

thank you

I'm enjoying your videos... Please show us how to push a new local project in a brance that is not the master branch how push such a branch to a remote branch.

Never imagined I'd learn about coding from Moby.

great video, i just wish you could explain exactly what we are looking at when we make the first couple commits and how to go back through the log to see what changes were actually made compared to the original master??? sorry i am just a complete noob and this was very helpful but i may need an even more dumbed down explanation

Pushing to origin can be accomplished using the VS Code GUI by clicking the cloud icon with up arrow to the right of the branch name. It's the same icon that becomes the circular arrows after Petr did the push in the terminal. That icon, when it is the two circular arrows, performs a Sync which both pushes and pulls changes.

Great Video! Please make another one to explain how to merge a branch into the master-branch..

Great work

Thank you

Very clear , simple and high quality video. I find your accent cute. :)

Thank you for this video, I want to ask how did you get the colored branch names extension on your terminal?

Nice tutorial Triple SSS Simple Short Smart.

Thank you *****

Nice tutorial! Question: In my current project, I am being asked to COMPARE (just before Staging & Commiting my code), the code pulled into my local repository with the (my) code I want to push and... ONLY commit MY changes (NOT the changes from other Developers that might have been pulled from a "good source of the truth branch"). To do this, I am trying to use the VSC's Git tool comparing code (screen spited in two vertical small screens) when clicking on a file appearing on VSC>Git>Changes. That tool display the differences between two files. Could you possibly teach us with a video how to leverage this tool in order to push ONLY my changes? Thank you very much.

Thx for the video, just wanted to know about the "GitStart/Master" in blue and green showing in your terminal..? is that exclusive for iOS or is it an extension that i could add..?

What extension are you using to get your terminal to look like that? Mine has no colors and and doesn't say where I am in the version control. It describes where I am in the folders using path names.