Tag Archives: Git

Git command is taking wrong user? To solve – check CredentialManager

Yes, this was a strange scenario for me. I created Angular 2 project in Visual Studio Code and wanted to push the project into a GitHub Repository. Sounds a simple requirement right? So to publish the project to a GitHub Repository, I ran following 5 commands in the order given below: git init git addContinueContinue reading “Git command is taking wrong user? To solve – check CredentialManager”

Working with GitHub Repositories and Visual Studio 2015

Read full blog post on the Infragistics Blog GitHub is one of the most popular code sharing platforms, following the GIT algorithm for version control. In this blog post, we will learn how to work with a GitHub repository and Visual Studio 2015, and will answer the following questions: 1. How to sync or shareContinueContinue reading “Working with GitHub Repositories and Visual Studio 2015”

How to Clone a Git repository in Visual Studio

In my trainings, often I get a question from junior developers that how to clone a Git repository in the visual studio? Perhaps it may be very simple for senior developers, however for the developers who struggle to get it right steps are discussed below, Step 1 Find the URL of the remote git repository.ContinueContinue reading “How to Clone a Git repository in Visual Studio”

An error was raised by libgit Category =Ssh error: solved git for Visual Studio

Have you come across the error as shown in below image? You get the above shown error in Visual Studio while pulling changes from the git server. This error causes because you have local changes without the commit. In this scenario the visual Studio does not give very readable error message. Perhaps you may wantContinueContinue reading “An error was raised by libgit Category =Ssh error: solved git for Visual Studio”

Getting Started with Git and GitHub

    Read complete article on Falafel Blog Who is not talking about Git or GitHub? In one of our recent user group meetings, someone asked how many Pull Requests have you done so far in any of open source projects on GitHub. I realized many developers in the room were puzzled with the phraseContinueContinue reading “Getting Started with Git and GitHub”