Learn collaboration with the new Visual Studio 2019 GitHub experience
In this video, I show you how to use the new GitHub user experience in Visual Studio 2019 to collaborate with other software developers using pull requests. This new experience will find its way into the new Visual Studio 2022, so what you learn in this video will carry over nicely.
Ideal pre-requisites:
1. Watch my video on the new Visual Studio 2019 Git experience: • Learn the new Git User experience in ...
2. Watch my video on the new Visual Studio 2019 GitHub experience: • Learn the new Git User experience in ...
3. Install Visual Studio 2019 on your local computer (any edition, including the free Community Edition) and update it to version 16.10.3 (or greater)
4. Download and configure Git on your local computer
5. Create a GitHub account
6. Either watch the video with a friend or create a second 'fake' collaborator account.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:10 Setup your computer and GitHub account(s)
01:23 Connect Visual Studio 2019 to GitHub
02:38 Create a Visual Studio project
03:36 Add the VS project to Git source control and push to GitHub
05:21 Fork the GitHub repo
07:37 Clone the forked repo
10:16 Create a branch and modify the code
12:18 Commit the code locally and push to GitHub
15:00 Send a pull request to start a collaboration
17:54 Review pull request
28:30 Collaborating in the same repo
31:30 Wrap up