I felt really happy when I heard "were not gonna use the command line"😅 Great Tutorial by the way. Keep up the good work👍

Hi Bill, I had been looking for a good tutorial for git in general. After searching for a while and watching some videos I stumbled across this. Since I am using vscode myself I thought 'why not'. Well, this was exactly what I needed. A great explanation of what this process looks like and how to set it up. Thanks a lot Bill! You efforts are highly appreciated! Henrik

Thanks a Billion, Bill. This is exactly what I need at this moment in time.

Bill!! Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I've reviewing tutorial after tutorial and kept running into issues and they just weren't explaining and guiding the way I needed, and your video is AMAZING!! Thank you so much, I'm only about 20 mins in but had to pause and tell you how fantastic your gentle guidance and patient instruction is! Thanks again!

Thank you so much Bill you don’t know how much this has helped me

Thanks for this video. Now I understand Git and GitHub better. You should title this video like this: GitHub - Visual Studio Code 101😂 Nice work!👍

Excellent course! It really helped me out this morning!

The best video on git and vscode.

I think you make the good one GitHub and VS.Code than other that I try to browse on. Many thank for good thing.

Thank you!!! You did a great job with this video!!!

you are the best! keep up!

Learnt a lot from you. Thank you for this tutorial ⚡

Thank you!

Thanks for this Bill. I found it very useful

You're the best, thank you very much waiting for more videos to be released ... :) :)

Great video! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. You were very comprehensive.

Great instructional video. I like how you just show what's necessary without all the fluff. One suggestion: perhaps split up the video into smaller chunks. Could probably get away with splitting this one into at least 3-4 more manageable videos

Thank you very much for the detailed video. New at VSCode and it really helped me out

Thanks for the step by step instruction it helped me.

Thank you for your hard work. It helped me a lot.

This tutorial has helped loads! Everything was explained perfectly. I am now confident I can now use this knowledge in all my future projects, Thank you!

Really great content.... I was looking for that only Many thanks 🙏

Can you please teach devops on your channel.??...... Love your videos very helpful

Very helpful!

Really great video, learned alot!

THANK.YOU.SO.MUCH

It's there a way to add a new Source Control? I mean to add a new local repository that with a new remote on Git Hub.

Git fetch: when you are working on a branch and you create a new branch in git remote repo, and if you want to switch to that newly created branch, you need to fetch than only the branch name switch option will be visible otherwise it won't..this is where i found git fetch useful

Hi Bill, After cloning I am seeing Failed to watch ref 'c:\Automation\NAP-PROJECT\NAP-PROJECT\.git efs emotes\origin\master', is most likely packed. Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, watch 'c:\Automation\NAP-PROJECT\NAP-PROJECT\.git efs emotes\origin\master' error message. could you please let me know what might be the issue

hoi! ik komm uits de nederlands

At 37:00 the terminal part, I have installed git on my computer and so well did in the VS code but I had the error message that required Identity. I checked some VS code repo issues about that problem and I just followed what they say. The question how do you properly fixed that part I just did exactly git config --global user.email "you@example.com" git config --global user.name "Your Name" but this one is required everytime you start the project.

great content Bill i had a problem though.. when i tried to sync it gives me a fatal error saying "Git: remote: Permission to my git name denied to me"

I don't have that + sign for adding vcs in my vs code ..

To create an html5 skeleton snipet, type doc then hit enter inside file editor, You will magicaly get a complete html5 skeleton thanks to emmet.. emmet is a built in (no install or enable required) html editor extension in vs code. check it out.

I had a problem with "fetch". My git version was old so I removed it and installed the latest version. git-scm.com/downloads

you should have use git lens