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hello my name is stacey here and today i

would like to talk to you about what's

new with our git tooling in visual

studio 2022

the first new feature i am excited about

is multi-repo support

visual studio 2022 better supports

cross-team collaboration by enabling you

to seamlessly work in a solution with

projects hosted on different

repositories

you no longer need to switch between

repositories or use different instances

of visual studio

to get started just make sure that the

feature flag under tools options

is enabled for multi-repo support

once you do that you can

start by loading your solution

and

visual studio will load the solution and

activate all of your repos

you can also go to solution explorer

and see that both of your solutions are

there

and the status bar is indicating that

both

repositories are active

you can also get started by adding

projects to your solution and so as long

as your projects are under source

control

your visual studio will detect them

you can also click on the feature branch

on the status bar

which would open the git repository

window as you can see

both of the repos both of my

repositories are showing there where i

can browse

and see my commits

and now to demonstrate how multi-repo

works in visual studio

let's

add a new method on our math library

and then consume that method in our

multi-label calculator project

so as you can see i am under the math

library

i have the simple math.cs document open

and i have just pasted the multiply

method

now let's go to the program.cs

if we go to the get changes window we'll

be able to see that the changes we made

are shown

for both of the repositories we can also

filter

and focus on a single repository using

the repository drop-down or choose to

view both

repositories

and

be able to commit our changes across

these two repos with a single step

we can see the confirmation confirming

that we have been able to commit across

the two repositories if we click on the

outgoing incoming link you'll be able to

see our comment in the outgoing section

for

both

repositories here

the git repository window also supports

network operations so i can click on

push to push my changes that i have just

committed

and i get the confirmation

the get repository window also supports

creating new branches and even checking

out the branch which is becoming quicker

as we have been improving the

performance of visual studio

i can also focus on a single repository

and push my changes through the get

changes window on the side

the second feature i'd like to

demonstrate is about how easy it is to

create git repositories in visual studio

2022

and add your code to github and or azure

devops

for those of you who haven't been using

git let me just say that tracking your

progress with git is very helpful even

if if you are the only developer in your

organization and don't need to

collaborate with a large team

okay as we can see here visual studio is

providing me with an option to add to

source control in the status bar

indicating that

this new project i'm on is not tracked

by

source control if we go to the get

changes window i also get an option to

create a git repository there

and for those who are new to get i

highly recommend that you view our

documentation

now let's get started by creating our

get repository

by clicking the create repository button

as we can see visual studio

pre-populates our

create repository dialog

and the only thing we need to worry

about is provide an optional description

and then create and push to to github

it is important to note here that by

default the repository you are going to

be creating is going to be private

which means that you are the only one

who is going to be able to view your

code

if you would like to to create a good

repository on azure devops instead just

use the azure devops option on the side

which will also pre-populate the form

for you

the only thing you'll need to

adjust is the project that you would

like to create a new repository to and

then create and push

as we can see now visual studio is

working on creating and pushing

our code to azure devops

and

once that is done i get a confirmation

that that it has been a

successfully created and pushed

i hope you found this talk useful

feel free to view other talks about

visual studio 2022

thank you and have a wonderful day