Learn How to Use Git and Github In Visual Studio Code смотреть онлайн

With Visual Studio Code, you can stay in the same editor you write your code in and work with Git as well. VS Code has the ability to track file changes, make commits, push to central repositories, and more!
Working with Git in a separate terminal of GUI can interrupt your workflow.

Step 1 : Install git on your system

Step 2 : Create account on github - https://github.com/

Step 3 : Create a repository on github & copy url

Step 4 : Goto VS Code and open project/folder

note : check git is enabled from settings

Step 5 : Goto source control section & click on git icon

Step 6 : Give commit message & Commit the changes

Step 7 : Add remote repo (github repo)

Step 8 : Push commited changes to github repo

Step 9 : Check changes on github repo

Learn how to fixed your two face authentication failed.

How to fix git fatal: Authentication failed (Windows 10 Git Bash)
How to fix git fatal: Authentication failed (Mac )
• Git push and you get, fatal: Authentication failed for …
• Open windows search
• Type ‘Credentials’
• Click ‘Manage Windows Credentials’
• Remove the one with git.
• Go to your github profile
• Click on profile picture on top right, and click Settings
• Click ‘Developer settings’
• Click ‘Personal access tokens’
• ‘Generate new token’
• Type ‘my access token’
• Check ‘repo’
• Copy it
• Git push again
• Enter credentials

Two-Face Authentication Failed Fixed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRNIc5AILlI&t=33s

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