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Connect to Azure Repos in the Team Explorer

Connect to Azure Repos in the Team Explorer

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Connect to Azure Repos in the Team Explorer

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- [Instructor] The first time you open an Azure Dev Ops project in Visual Studio you'll get a prompt to configure the version control project settings. That's what I'm seeing here at the top of my team explorer. I need to configure my workspace mappings for my Azure Dev Ops version control. And I need to clone the repository for my GIT version control. When I click on those hyperlinks I get this very similar dialog. Over here in the Microsoft version control I can see this is the location on the Microsoft server that contains the code. And this is my local file. Over here, in the GIT repository I see the GIT repository on Azure servers and I see the local folder. And you can see they're very similar. This one goes in the Repos folder, this one goes in the Workspace folder, but other than that, they're identical. So I'll click on Clone here and I'll click on Map and Get. In these example projects there's no active code. No prior development. As a result, we get some folders created…

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