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Create a repo branch - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure DevOps for Beginners
Create a repo branch
- Look at a few other get actions. In this video, I'll look at how to create a branch and use it for your code. I'll be working in Visual Studio code. I'll be using this simple repo demo, which has this file and I'll be making some simple changes to this README file. It's a good idea in a software team to create a branch whenever you want to work on new features. That way, you are impacting only that branch and not the main branch of the application. Now, the way you name these branches varies depending on your team conventions. Some teams like to use the name of the feature, some teams like to use the name of the person creating the branch. I'll use the feature name for this example. To get to the get tools, I will go here and go to the source control tab. And then you can see there's a number of settings here or features. Commits, File History, Branches. See there's only a single branch at the moment. And I can…
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What are Azure Repos?4m 59s
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View the parts of Azure Repos3m 18s
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Create an Azure Repo in the portal2m 48s
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Clone the repo to a developer computer3m 40s
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Create a repo branch2m 24s
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Edit and commit to repo1m 12s
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Push the branch to DevOps1m 38s
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Create a pull request1m 34s
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Team review of pull request3m 8s
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