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by Akhil Mittal
Directly check in VS extension to Git repo and automatically deploy to staging server via continuous integration
by Enrique Albert
Azure WebSite and W8 Store App using SQL-CE, Azure SQL, Mobile Services, SignalR, EF, WebAPI and integration to Bing Maps
by Ivan Yakimov
In this article, I'll explain how to build a robust Git hooks system using C#. Also, I'll show how to use it to solve a couple of nasty problems with development collaboration.
by Mark Pelf
Comparison of Git functionality of Visual Studio 2022 to some other Git Gui clients

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Illuminate git internal on object model via a `git stash` implementation, including push, apply, pop, drop, list and clear, all with isomorphic-git
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A beginner's tour of some alternative options for Version Control Systems
by AmrDeveloper
Introduce GQL (A Git Query Language) to perform SQL like queries on .git files
by Mark Pelf
Using Git “skip-worktree” option can create problems with Git Pull

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13 Dec 2022 by Akhil Mittal
Directly check in VS extension to Git repo and automatically deploy to staging server via continuous integration
24 Jun 2013 by Enrique Albert
Azure WebSite and W8 Store App using SQL-CE, Azure SQL, Mobile Services, SignalR, EF, WebAPI and integration to Bing Maps
23 Jan 2020 by Ivan Yakimov
In this article, I'll explain how to build a robust Git hooks system using C#. Also, I'll show how to use it to solve a couple of nasty problems with development collaboration.
5 Aug 2022 by Mark Pelf
Comparison of Git functionality of Visual Studio 2022 to some other Git Gui clients
3 Feb 2019 by Thinira
Continuous Integration and Delivery with VSTS (Visual Studio Team Services)
27 Nov 2019 by Akhil Mittal
This article will explain the concept of CI/CD, Jenkins, getting started with Jenkins, integrating and deploying an ASP.NET Core application locally and to the Azure Service as well. We’ll also cover topics like creating Azure service, creating Azure service principal, configuring Jenkins on Azure.
8 Jun 2013 by Phil Lee NZ
A strategy for keeping sensitive configuration values, such as connection strings, out of your source control repository, but still available to your app both locally and in the cloud. We're looking specifically at Azure websites and GitHub.
22 Jul 2013 by Simon Jackson
Syncfusion’s "Succinctly" series, one of the largest free (and still growing) set of technical books covering everything from languages, to source control systems and beyond.
26 Dec 2015 by Dmitry Handin
This tip describes steps for creating git repository without git init command.
11 Sep 2019 by GauravGahlot
This article is the first in the series where we are going to build a simple ASP.NET Core web application, containerize it with Docker and run it on local host.
8 Dec 2014 by Talal Tayyab
Continuous Integration and Delivery using Team City, Octopus, Visual Studio and GIT.
16 Mar 2013 by John Atten
Managing nested libraries using the GIT subtree merge workflow
28 Nov 2019 by Akhil Mittal
In this article, we’ll learn the CI/CD of ASP.NET Core application on Azure using Jenkins Azure Pipeline.
11 Aug 2022 by Mark Pelf
An overview and comments on a new feature of VS2022, v17.3.0, Git Line staging
30 Jun 2023 by Mark Pelf
Using .gitignore is not a good solution for every use case. There are alternatives.
5 Aug 2016 by Dinand.dotnet
Use Git with cloudforge, and switch from SVN to Git
25 Oct 2016 by Ahmed Khateeb
In this article, I will describe how to Create WordPress Bitnami VM, how to connect to VM, how to add Custom Domain to that VM and important steps to follow after fresh installation.
30 Nov 2016 by Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)
We will discuss a quick tip to resolve the SourceTree issue mentioned in the title.
7 Sep 2017 by Christian Specht
How to delete an SSH key from Git Gui
15 Aug 2022 by Mark Pelf
How to create a single Git repository that contains multiple VS solutions
9 Jul 2023 by Mark Pelf
Using Git “skip-worktree” option can create problems with Git Pull
15 May 2015 by Vasil Trifonov
Git History Tool
8 Nov 2015 by Gowrishankarnath
This article raised from my own need to find an easy to use guide with all the information related to setting up a Python working environment using PyCharm, Enthought Canopy and GitHub at a single source.
17 May 2016 by Prava-MFS
How to host PHP application on Azure and how to auto-deploy the code through bitbucket.
13 Nov 2017 by ManishHPatil
This is the third part in the series, which will show how to setup the development environment for ReactJS with Typescript. This part will focus on creating a local workspace by cloning the GitHub public repository - react-typescript, created in the second part of the series.
3 Jul 2018 by User 7429338
If you have a lot of documents directories to ignore and few to allow, you could use whitelists instead: # Ignore all documents directories documents/ #Except these !path/to/folder/documents/ !path/to/another/folder/documents/
29 Jun 2020 by Member 14874449
Walk-through and source code for an Excel VBA development workflow
2 Oct 2022 by Divya Ulasala
This blog entry explains how to set up a different username and email id for a personal project.
3 Jul 2023 by Mark Pelf
We show how to add to SourceTree custom menus to manage “skip-worktree” option
9 Mar 2024 by Modesty Zhang
Illuminate git internal on object model via a `git stash` implementation, including push, apply, pop, drop, list and clear, all with isomorphic-git
20 Sep 2012 by John Atten
Third part in a series focused on getting familiar with Git for Windows developers
14 Dec 2012 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
I'm pretty much sure that using Revision Control branching feature for such things is a bad idea. I have a very different approach and can argue strongly in its favor.Even with new generation of Revision Control system which is designed to allow decentralized repository and therefore having...
20 Jul 2013 by OriginalGriff
No, you improve by learning, and using your skills. Grabbing existing code and looking at it is not a good way to learn for a variety of reasons.It may not be good code! It's open source, which means that anyone can write it...Even if it is good code, there is no guarantee that it is...
28 Aug 2013 by NickClarkIO
A custom build activity to mirror a TFS Git repository to a public Git repository.
11 Sep 2013 by John Atten
Interactively stage portions of a single changed file for Commit using git add -p.
20 Sep 2013 by John Atten
Interactive patch staging with Git add -p.
18 Jun 2014 by DamithSL
install Git Source Control Provider [^]
6 Oct 2014 by pi19404
In this article we will look at how to use Git Subtree Tool to split a sub-directories of a project into separate project
22 Nov 2014 by Manas Bhardwaj
Look at the links below. Should help:http://blog.discountasp.net/using-git-with-visual-studio-2010-an-introduction-2/[^]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijfypw7qJgg[^]
16 Jan 2015 by SneakyPeet
Git Goodies That You Might Not Know About: git stash
29 Jan 2015 by 1&1 Internet
In this tutorial we will provide you with detailed instructions on how to install and setup Git and GitList for your Git repositories
5 Mar 2015 by Doug Vanderweide
You're not being really clear on how this code is managed when you develop it, but I am presuming you are using Visual Studio 2013 and want to add both solutions under the same git repo.Short answer is, that can't be done. Not if you are going to manage your code in Visual Studio 2013,...
19 Oct 2015 by Albert Holguin
If you see the git protocol documentation[^], both would be valid ssh URLs. The first assumes your username is whatever you're logged in to the local machine as, the second uses "gitolite" as your username.In either case, if the repository is private or you don't have ssh access, you won't...
3 Oct 2016 by Kausik J. Nag
In this article we are going to implement a step by step approach for Continuous development and Integration model with a distributed version control system, artifactory, package manger and a package repository for third party libraries.
4 Oct 2016 by Kausik J. Nag
In this article, we will optimize our continuous integration and development model with the use of JFrog Artifactory.
10 Oct 2016 by Ashley Davis
A look at version control from the game developers perspective
19 Jan 2017 by levelnis
Part 3 of a series on deploying to Microsoft Azure
13 Mar 2018 by Mehdi Gholam
All source control software works on files, not lines (internally they will extract the lines that have changed and store them). You can commit single files if you need to. So the solution for you is to commit as soon as possible (the least code changes that you are comfortable with). ...
7 Jun 2018 by Shao Voon Wong
How to create a Pull Request at GitHub
31 Oct 2018 by Dirk Bahle
I do not know about this rule but you should check out the Settings section in your GitHub project - there are actually settings that can be used to guard against commiting to the master branch. There are branch protection rules that you can use to guard individual branches: Defining the...
5 Feb 2019 by RickZeeland
See overview here: https://www.slant.co/topics/517/~best-resources-to-learn-git[^] A visual tool like Fork or TortoiseGit can make things easier but is not a good way to learn GIT, here is an overview of tools: https://www.slant.co/topics/4985/~visual-git-guis[^]
15 Apr 2019 by phil.o
This package was merged into PHPUnit itself. Source: Github: Archive the project? #425[^]. Install phpunit and you will be able to use classes, traits and interfaces defined in the former package.
8 Sep 2019 by Patrice T
Quote: Code is ready and working, but GIT shows incorrect as far as I can see, your usage of 3 spaces as indentation is perfectly legal, but Git want 4 spaces. "indentation is not a multiple of four"
11 Sep 2019 by Patrice T
Sure, I can just give you a full blowup solution, but I am not sure you will learn something. As it is very basic understanding of Python and programming, I think it is better to give you leads and a link to a good tutorial. # Because of print(dec_to_binary(145)) # -> 10010001 # and ...
11 Sep 2019 by Richard MacCutchan
Try the following. You may need to modify some part of it to meet your own criteria, but it does the basics. def binary_to_dec(binary: str) -> int: """ Uses the ord() builtin to get the numeric value of a character Subtracting the ord('0') gets the integer value of the digit ...
20 Mar 2020 by Marcell Lipp
Interactive rebase tool in GIT
2 Apr 2020 by Stefan_Lang
In case you haven't already messed with your GIT repository (in the sense that several people have worked on it in parallel), you might be able to do this according to svn - Converting a repository from git to subversion - Stack Overflow[^] (The...
4 Jan 2021 by Martin ISDN
One of the possible ways to merge a folder from feature branch into master
24 Mar 2021 by Maciej Los
Here is detailed instruction: Working with Git and Visual Studio – Merging Changes using Visual Studio – mohitgoyal.co[^]
4 May 2021 by Sergio Virahonda
In this article, we set up a cloud environment for this project.
7 May 2021 by Marcell Lipp
Git used for debugging
13 Jan 2022 by RickZeeland
It's probably easier to use the Fork button on the top-right in GitHub.
3 Apr 2022 by Truemark Technology
A step-by-step process to rename files so that Git can detect them
11 Apr 2022 by Richard MacCutchan
You need to study the documentation at the Github website: Features | GitHub · GitHub[^]
12 Aug 2022 by Mark Pelf
Git push to GitHub or Bitbucket from 3rd party GUI client results in "Authentication Failed"
2 Apr 2013 by Carlos1907
Splitting repository and remove folders preserving history
13 Nov 2018 by Prabakaran Rajendran
Setting up automated build and deployment for Windows service using Azure Pipeline
8 Sep 2023 by Mircea Neacsu
Let me google that for you: Google[^]