This lets you create a repository both on your machine and on GitHub all at once. CreateĬlick the “create” button to launch the Repository Creation Dialog. This is a quick way to get one of your repositories (or any repository shared with you), into Visual Studio.ĭouble click a repository (or select one and click Clone) to clone it to your machine. Once you log-in, you’ll see a new GitHub section in Team Explorer with a button to clone and a button to create.Ĭlick the clone button to launch the Repository Clone Dialog.
If you’ve used GitHub for Windows, this’ll look a bit familiar.Īfter you log in, you’ll see the Two-Factor authentication dialog if you have 2fa enabled. If you go to the Team Explorer section, you’ll see an invitation to connect to GitHub.Ĭlick the “Connect…” button to launch the login dialog. I hope you don’t mind Kris, but we’ve just made your post obsolete. If you have 2fa set up (and you should!), then you probably ran across this great post by Kris van der Mast. One of the previous pain points with working with GitHub using Git inside of Visual Studio was dealing with Two-Factor authentication. This’ll install the GitHub Extension for Visual Studio (heretofore shortened to GHfVS to save my fingers) as part of the Visual Studio installation process. This brings up a list of optional components. Just make sure to customize the installation. If you haven’t installed Visual Studio 2015, you can obtain the installation as part of the installation process. You can use the following convenient URL to grab it. If you have Visual Studio 2015 installed, visit the Visual Studio Extension gallery to download and install the extension. NET Rocks folks where we have a rollicking good time talking about it. If you’re a fan of video, here’s a video I recorded for Microsoft’s Channel 9 site that walks through the features. If you are attending Build 2015, I’ll be giving a demo of this as part of the talk Martin Woodward and I are giving in room 2009
I’ll then talk a bit about the background for how this came to be. In this post, I’ll walk you through installation and the features. This has been a unique collaboration with the Visual Studio team. I heard you liked GitHub, so today my team put GitHub inside of your Visual Studio.
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