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Add scripts to a remote TFS repo

Add scripts to a remote TFS repo

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Add scripts to a remote TFS repo

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- [Instructor] So let's create a new repository in the remote Team Services cloud. You can see that I have a project open in c:\development\robot-scripts\tfs-git-demo and it's exactly what you would expect. I've got some tests and some resources and this is not currently committed to my local git instance. So there's no Version Control on this at all. What I'm going to do is click on VCS, Import into Version Control and I'll go straight to Import into Team Services Git. The first thing this asks me to do is to click on Sign in and as you can see it's popping open a second OAuth window here which is going to login.microsoftonline. So I've typed in the email address that I used to create my VisualStudio.com account and the password that goes with that account. Click on Sign in and now it's asking me to set up a master password. And my understanding of how this works is PyCharm has a passwords database that it uses for a variety of different services. So it's simply asking me to create a…

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