Fast Focus: Upgrade Your Git Game in Visual Studio 2022

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Demystify your version control story with the Git tooling in Visual Studio 2022. This session will demonstrate how to leverage the newest Git features to your daily advantage (think AI assistance) and gain confidence in navigating common pitfalls, all with Git and GitHub.

You will learn:
Leverage the newest Git tooling and GitHub updates
Level up your Git usage to superpower you/your team's productivity
Navigate common Git pitfalls

Featuring: Harshada Hole

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That "stage line" feature is the most annoying feature that totally destroyed my workflow. I tend to display the diff view. Then, refactor on one side so to see before/after. I live-code refactor for my team as part of training. Can't now with this feature getting in the way :(. In all my years of using git I have never used that "stage line" feature ever. The time that I did was when I accidental click on it which I evidently had to unstage. I'd love to see a consensus of people that actually use that feature and on how they incorporate it into their workflow. I usually code a bit then stage the file. Repeat. I never had to stage a part of a file. I got a mental picture of what I just modified and what I just staged. I don't break my flow by reviewing the file to only stage the part that I feel is stable.

Nojo