Git How to Sync After I Uploaded File to Git

Introduction

In this commodity, we discuss how to perform Git operations i.e. Clone, Commit and Push using Visual Studio. It can exist possible without writing a single command and It will save our time. In my previous manufactures, I already have described the Git operation using Git Bash. For that, we need to write commands to perform Git operations.

Today, I will depict the below-mentioned points in detail,

Clone repo from remote GitHub repo using Visual studio
Commit changes and bank check history using Visual studio
Sync changes to staging surface area before push button changes using Visual studio
Push the changes to remote GitHub repo using Visual studio

Note
Earlier going through this session, please visit my below-mentioned sessions related to Git and GitHub,

Introduction To Git
Steps For Configuring Git With Details
Let'southward Know Nigh Git Add, Git Commit, Git Status, And Git Push-In Details
Let's Empathise How Git Maintains History Of Version Or Commit Ids With Details
Steps To Initialize A Git Repository And Push button The Changes To GitHub In Details
Let'due south Know Near Git Branches And How To Implement It
Let's Understand About Git Branches And Its Real-Time Uses
Permit's Learn Most Merging The Git Branches And Create Pull Request In Details
Steps To Ignore Files Using Gitignore In Details
Permit'due south Learn About Git Default Branch In Detail
Steps To Create And Configure Organizations In GitHub In Details
Let'due south Learn About GitHub Projects In Item
Let's Know Most Team In GitHub In Details
Managing Files On GitHub In Real-Time - Owner Uploads Project In GitHub Repo
Managing Files On GitHub Using Git Bash In Existent-Time Scenario - Know Near GitHub Reviewer
Managing Files On GitHub Using Git Bash In Existent-Time Scenario - Removing A Specific File From Pull Request

Clone repo from remote GitHub repo using Visual studio

Get to Team explorer of Visual Studio as shown below.

Then clone the repo from the GitHub repo as shown below.

Give clone repo URL as you copied and the path where you want to clone this repo in your PC.

Yous can come across that It starts cloning the repo every bit shown below.

Yous can go clone condition with details like path of clone repo and branch of that repo as shown below.

During clone, If it asks for GitHub authentication then give the user credentials and information technology will start cloning of repo from remote GitHub repo to your local directory.

After successful cloning that repo, You can become the cloned repo files in Visual Studio.

Too, you tin can see the repo of your local directory as y'all take given before cloning the repo every bit shown beneath.

Commit changes and check history using Visual studio

I desire to add together a new line of code in MyFile2.cs and cheque the condition of that file equally shown below.

Before commit and push button changes you lot tin can run across the history section of MyFile2.cs. At that place is no update in history.

And then commit those changes to that file every bit shown below. Right click of MyFile2.cs and click Commit pick.

Then add the commit bulletin for that changes to staging expanse every bit shown beneath.

Adjacent, I commit those changes to staging area as shown below.

The commit message is updated in history section of Visual Studio as shown beneath. That means the changes have been committed to staging expanse.

This is committed to local repo or staging surface area but not committed to remote GitHub repo as shown beneath. If you cheque that MyFile2.cs in remote GitHub repo then you can't run across that changes there.