In Team Explorer, open up the Connect page by selecting the Connect icon, and then choose Manage Connections, Connect to Project. If you don’t have a Git repository yet, you can Create a local Git Repository in Visual Studio 2019 and continue with the steps in this post to commit and share your work. Cloning creates both a copy of the source code for you to work with and all the version control information so Git can manage the source code. To get a copy of the source code, you clone a Git repository. If you don’t have your code in an Azure DevOps Services or TFS Git repo, visit my previous post Create Azure DevOps project and Git Repository to learn how to create a local repo for your code and push it to Azure Repos.
This guide covers the basics so you can get up and running using Git with code already in Azure DevOps Services or Team Foundation Server (TFS).
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