How To Use GitHub + VSCode: Create a Repository & Merge Changes With a Pull Request

Excelente vídeo. Tiene aspectos claves que no tienen otros vídeos para entender globalmente cómo usar Git y desplegar usando VS Code. Gracias.

October 2024 and it's still helpful, thank you so much🥹

This was great, thank you!

Hi, I am having trouble sicing the fact that the deleted branch does not exist anymore on my local computer. Pull does not do the trick. Do you have a quick fix?

its not working

Finally not an Indian dude who can barely speak English

very good video imo

Thank you for the wonderful video.

Thanks for this video❤️

Great video!!

thank you very helpful!

Thank you for this video.

Thank you!

Excellent

Thanks so much for the video, I was looking for a straightforward explanation and this is it :)

Hi. i have a challenge. i already created created a repository to host my website a few weeks back. however i made a few changes on the website using vscode and ill like to upload these changes to old repository so it reflects on my website. i am however unable to figure this out. i'll appreciate a detailed direction on how i can go about it ?

thank you ...

The best video that I have watched on the subject of VSCode and GitHub. Great job👌!!!

The best ever 6 min spent for sure... I was struggling to figure out this one but you just solved one of the most biggest issues of my tech life

I get an error when making a new branch.
fatal: 'HEAD' is not a commit and a branch 'home' cannot be created from it

My man this 6 minutes video was GOLD ❤

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Best explanation ever ❤❤

I´ll kiss your Ass! Most informative Video ever!

If i wants to do this using commands which commands i hv to use?

nice

You the man. Thanks. Looking to expand my skills since my university didn't told me anything about Git.

That's exactly what I was looking for, although before had to watch a coup-le of other videos

1) What I don't understand is how permissions come into this?
How can you tell the difference between copying a repo you only have viewing access to, and copying a repo you're a registered owner or contributor of?
For open source public repos that don't allow everyone to change their software, what's the procedure for offering new software changes to them, if you have an idea for a bug fix or something?

Might seem like a question that's unnecessarily specific for something like this, but it's essential for me for collaborating with others on a repository I host...To me it seems like it would be a critical defining feature of copying and merging with a repo.

2) Also! When I close a repo project folder in GitHub - how do I get back to it in the cleanest way? Does VisualStudio (or perhaps Git) remember that I worked on that folder before and where it is on my computer? Or do I have to fiddle around to make sure I copy into the right folder again?

Great! A clear & concise description of how to merge vscode into github...thanks!

You watch this, and then you wonder why all the other Github tutorials can't just be this straightforward? Thank you.

it still seems to work. Thank you!

Perfect exactly what I wanted👍👍

Nice. Thank you!

it's very useful thank you so much

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Awesome, thank you mate! helped a lot

what about resolving conflicts ?

Hello, so for example, in the follow-up features adding in the project. every time a new feature is added, a new local branch "my second/third feature" should be created?

thank you for the video ..!!!

It was awesome

Great work i had to subscribe ..keep up with the great work

This was great, thank you! If you're open to requests, I'd love a follow up on resolving conflicts, and other aspects of using githib with vscode which I'm strruggling with.

extremely helpful tyvm

Thank you Sir, for clear explanation!)

The best video, so clear and simple. Thanks!!

Great video, but sometimes when I try to commit a change it takes forever to do so, what is causing this issue?

Thank you so much.