From the course: Visual Studio: Source Control with Git and GitHub

Push to remote by team member - Visual Studio Tutorial

From the course: Visual Studio: Source Control with Git and GitHub

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Push to remote by team member

- In this chapter we'll look at working on shared remote with a team member. Topics include: push to remote, then use the Visual Studio sync, fetch and pull features. We'll start with my teammate Terry. This is her computer and her install of Visual Studio. I've set her IDE to the dark theme to help differentiate it from my Visual Studio Environment. She's working on this simple console project. For the demo, we'll work on the new text file. Call it colors.txt and then during the demo we'll change a few lines, add some new colors and change the colors that are in this file. It's a simple demo but it helps demonstrate the point. At this point, we'll add one line of text in here and then save. And then we will go to Commit. This is the first time I've used this on Terry's computer and it's asking for the name we want to use for her check-ins and email address still affiliated with that so we'll just leave this at the defaults. I'll write my commit message and then choose commit all which'll save to my local and then it'll push it to the remote. There's what we're looking for. Successfully pushed to origin master.

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