It also seems that installing the PowerShell Extension changes the VS Code color theme to a PowerShell ISE scheme (I don’t recall it doing that in the past, so I’m not sure if something changed recently). The installation only takes a short time to complete.Īt this point, the PowerShell extension should now be installed. Highlight the PowerShell extension and click on the green button. In the Extensions pane on the left, search for PowerShell in the Search Extensions in Marketplace box at the top. Open the Extensions menu by going to View > Extensions (or use the keyboard shortcut COMMAND + SHIFT + X ). Now that both Git and VS Code are installed, let’s start configuring the two applications to work together to synchronize content with GitHub. Part 3 – Configuring Git and VS Code (this post).Part 1 – Installing Microsoft PowerShell and VMware PowerCLI.In this post, I’ll cover how to configure Git and Microsoft Visual Studio Code to work together to synchronize with GitHub. This is the third and final part of my three-part blog series on integrating Git with VS Code for MacOS.
First, you click Clone Repository and, then, a GitHub repository dropdown of your account will appear (if you have already signed in with GitHub, as I showed in the prerequisites section).In my previous post, I discussed how to install both Git and Microsoft Visual Studio Code on MacOS. In this post, I am going to show you how to clone the repository using the Source Control tab. Using the Clone Repository button in the Source Control tab, located in the left-side panel.Using the Git:Clonecommand in the Command Palette.There are three different ways to clone your GitHub repository: If you don’t have any repositories on GitHub, I suggest you create a new repository and upload Python files that will be updated later. To clone a GitHub repository, you need to have a GitHub repository already. In this way, you have a full copy of the repository on your local PC and you can easily add, remove, and update the files on GitHub using Visual Studio Code directly. The first operation is to clone your GitHub repository on your local computer using Visual Studio Code. If all these steps are satisfied, we can finally start this tutorial! 2.
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