From the course: Azure DevOps for Beginners

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Push the branch to DevOps

Push the branch to DevOps - Azure Tutorial

From the course: Azure DevOps for Beginners

Push the branch to DevOps

- At this point I have my changes on my local repository, but that's the only place where they are located. So I need to push them to the DevOps Server. And that gives us the opportunity to talk about the difference. So get pushed is a get operation and that allows me to send the contents to any other remotes that I might have from my repository, and then the idea of a pull request is something that was coined by GitHub and it's also part of DevOps. And this is where I ask other people to pull my pending change into their repository. Here's the typical workflow, you push to the branch on the remote, and then you take the branch and you do a pull request on the branch into the main branch. So let's do the push first. So I can do that by going to, or before I do that let's switch over to the browser. I'm over here and I'm in the add header branch, I can see that here and if I refresh this page press F5, I can see the changes…

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