From the course: Visual Studio Tools for Azure DevOps

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Create an Azure DevOps project from existing Visual Studio project

Create an Azure DevOps project from existing Visual Studio project

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Create an Azure DevOps project from existing Visual Studio project

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- [Instructor] We've got our project available in Visual Studio and it's in our local Git repository. Now I want to push it to a remote repo on Azure DevOps. There is a simple way to do that in Visual Studio. Go to Team Explorer, click here on Home, then click on Sync. And I have three possible choices here on my computer. I can publish to Azure DevOps. That's the one we'll use in this example. I can also publish to GitHub if I've installed the GitHub extension. And if I want to publish to any other remote service, I can choose this last link. Since we're publishing to Azure DevOps, I'll just open this one, and then click on this Publish button. Next there's a login, I can pick my organization from this dropdown. And I've got two choices now. I can publish to a brand-new project. It'll create a new project on Azure DevOps with this name and a new project. Or if I know I already have an existing one available, I can click on Advanced. Then go choose from this dropdown. Let's say I want…

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