

If you are only one person working on the repo, then you can click on the push option. Step 2 - Fetch changes of remote Origin to your local It commits the changes locally in your machine which you can see on the screen as portrayed below. Provide the message in the enter a message field in the above screen and then click on Commit All. Once you change the code you can see the lately changed files in the option Git Changes tab as illustrated below. In this section, we will learn how we can use git in Visual Studio 2022 for committing and pushing the code to the GitHub repository. Utilizing VS 2022 for GitHub for updated files

If you click on the remote tab in the above screen, then you can see it has created a master branch in origin as well.Īdditionally, you can open your GitHub account and check the newly created repository. Additionally, you can see it has created local master branch as like below.

Here, it has created master branch and pushed the code to the master branch. Once it is pushed you can see the changes in the Visual Studio itself as depicted below. Provide the description of your repository which is optional.įor my case, I had already login into the GitHub account on my machine, so account and owner details were auto-populated on the screen below.Īfter that, if you want to make your repository public then unselect the Private repository.įurthermore, if you are using Visual Studio Community Preview 2022 - 17.3.0 Preview 5.0 or a later version of Visual Studio then you can get more options for your repository setup such as gitignore template, License template, and Readme file as portrayed below.Īfter that, you click on Create and Push button which will create the repository in your GitHub and pushes the code over there.

