Branches: Merging, Rebasing, and Squashing in Visual Studio and GitHub [Ep 2] | Advanced Series

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In this video, we explore the process of integrating branches in Visual Studio and GitHub. We'll cover the basics of merging, rebasing, and squashing, and show you how to use these techniques to combine changes.

This video is part of an advanced learning series that covers how to get the most out of your Git experience using Visual Studio. You'll go beyond the basics and learn how to use more powerful Git features without having to remember the commands on the command line. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer, you'll find something useful and interesting in this series.

Thanks for watching and happy coding! 🚀

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Amazing video! I'll watch whole series. Thank you @Microsoft Visual Studio Team!

JoseSilva-gtzj
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Can I get more resources, videos, about using github inside of visual studio? Thanks !

trustingod
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Git support has come so far in just a couple of years and l love it! Just wondering when we will be able to sort our commits by date instead of topologically?

francois-joubert
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I don't have a "branches" submenu at all. I have a master branch, then created a second branch called branch1 as a test. I can switch between the two with a "Git Changes" window but there is no "branches" submenu as shown in the video so I see no way of merging branches locally. My "local history" simply shows the history of whichever branch I have checked out. What am I doing wrong?

Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019
Version 16.11.12

toddwasson
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HOW DO YOU GET THAT BRANCHES WINDOW I can't find it anywhere!!!

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