Gith Tool
Install Git
$ git --versionIf you don't have it, following instructions on : https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git
Clone a Repo on your PC
Open your terminal and go to a folder where you want to copy repo and run the following
$ git clone https://user@domain/path.../RepoNameTo see the list of branches created for that Git Repo + the active one, rung the following
$ git branch -aThen to check the code published on a special branch for that git repo, run this
$ git checkout devTo take locally update made on a branch
$ git pull origin devThen you can see the file present there, run
$ lsCheck your Git client configuration on PC:
$ git config --list
// configure at list username and email to be able to commit
$ git config --global user.name "IPConvergence"
$ git config --global user.email myemail@icloud.com
// To Commit code on Visual Studio, go on git icon, ... and select commit all then type
commit mainTo update one or several files locally on PC and push them to Gith Repo
Make Pull Request and add a file on the main branch
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