Getting started with Git in Visual Studio

In this video we're showing how you can connect Visual Studio to GitHub and create a simple git workflow well-suited for individuals, small teams, and open source projects.

[jhbonarius]

How do I link my commit to a DevOps work item in the new for experience? I cannot find it. For me the reason to still use the old interface.

[emircs]

it says """"Failed to push the branch to the remote repository. See the Output window for more details. """ when I push my project to github? What should I do now?

[kimhomann]

I configured github but there is no "Git" menu in Visual Studio 2019.

[korakotlee]

why I don't have the git top menu

[VincentDemers]

The visual studio Git UI is way overdue for an overhaul. That's very painful if even usable... on par with Visual Sourcesafe. Funny that a free product like VS Code gets it better.

[lassel]

Microsoft the are soo user friendly but they are not.... which part of the screen is your local and which one is the remote??

[UakaAma]

there is no any git on my Visual Studio Code ((

[Tonipinkygirl]

why i do not see the Create Git Repository at all ?

[amv_animeultra]

the tutorial was so helpful thank you so much but be careful that you put in the title git not GitHub and git and GitHub are not the same thing and if I am wrong, please correct me.
Thank you

[oliviersourie]

There is a problem with tags in this new Git functionality. Tags don’t get pushed.

[robertsilver]

VS is a great product and your video is useful to beginners of GitHub, however, why on earth would you say that GitHub is for small teams and/or projects, when it’s used by multi nationals for YEARS?! Are you trying to say that TFS is any better because I can tell you that it’s an AWFUL product, and should be ditched. I swear it’s built on top of SourceSafe.