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Commit local before sync
From the course: Visual Studio Tools for Azure DevOps
Commit local before sync
- [Instructor] In Team Explorer, I can go to Home and then choose the Sync button and this will allow me to pull in or fetch any incoming commits. These are the changes that are on the remote repo that other team members have made and I can also push out my outgoing commits. Now if you remember, I have not committed my code yet. So let's do that first. Right click here or right click on the MD file, either one. Choose Commit. That takes me over to the Changes dialog. I'll choose to commit this locally, but I won't push it yet. Now we go back to the Team Explorer and go to Sync and I can see that I do have something that needs to be pushed and I have to determine if there's any changes on the remote repo. That's what we'll look at next.
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What are Azure Repos?2m 38s
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Connect to Azure Repos in the Team Explorer1m 16s
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Add application code to an Azure Git repository3m 24s
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Connect to Azure Repo as another team member1m
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Commit changes as another team member2m 1s
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Use Git commands from Solution Explorer1m 27s
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Commit local before sync55s
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Sync changes with a remote repository2m 33s
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Create a branch1m 39s
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Add a Visual Studio project to a new local repository2m 27s
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Create an Azure DevOps project from existing Visual Studio project1m 39s
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