From the course: Visual Studio: Source Control with Git and GitHub
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Setup a public repository on GitHub - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio: Source Control with Git and GitHub
Setup a public repository on GitHub
- In this chapter, we'll look at how to fork a Github repository and make pull requests against that repository. For this demonstration I am using a web application I use in some of my courses called MonsterCardsWebApp. This is an ASP.NET web application, and I do not have this on Github in any of my accounts. So the first step is to add this to a Git repository. I'll switch over to Team Explorer. Go to one of these tabs, I'll go to Changes and then go to Actions, View History. Here I can see the Local History. So the first step when I added it to the repo, was Visual Studio added this .gitignore and .gitattributes files, and then it added all the project files. Next let's go add this to Github. Check over here in Manage Connections. I'm currently connected to Github, and these are the accounts that I have in my personal account. So what I want to do is go to Home, Sync, and then I want to publish this to Github.…
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Setup a public repository on GitHub1m 30s
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Fork and clone the repository2m 3s
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Verify forked project runs on computer1m 47s
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Change the HTML in fork1m 3s
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Commit and push to fork55s
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Create the pull request1m 58s
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Review and compare the pull request2m 37s
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Have a conversation with contributors1m 15s
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