Git for Visual Studio 2017 comes as an optional component and you need to manually install it to work with Git servers such as Team Foundation Services, GitHub, and BitBucket. In this section of the chapter, we will learn how to work with Git repositories. This will cover creating/cloning a repository, creation of a branch, working with changes, syncing, pull requests, and commit history.
- Preface
- What is New in Visual Studio 2017 IDE?
- The new installation experience
- Overview of the new installation experience
- Installation using the online installer
- Creating an offline installer of Visual Studio 2017
- Installing Visual Studio 2017 from the command line
- Modifying your existing Visual Studio 2017 installation
- Uninstalling Visual Studio 2017 installation
- Signing in to Visual Studio 2017
- The new features and enhancements to the Visual Studio IDE
- Overview to the redesigned start page
- The improved code navigation tool
- Changes to Find All References of an instance
- Structural guide lines
- Editor config
- The Roaming Extension Manager feature
- Open folders in a convenient way
- Lightweight solution loading
- Connected Services
- Acquiring tools and features by using In-Product Acquisition
- The Run to Click feature
- Improved Attach to Process with process filtering
- The new exception helper
- Add conditions to Exception Settings
- Updates to Diagnostic Tools
- Summary
- The new installation experience
- What is New in C# 7.0?
- Local functions or nested functions
- Literal improvements in C# 7.0
- The new digit separators
- Getting to know about pattern matching
- The ref returns and locals
- New changes to tuples
- Changes to the throw expression
- Changes to the expression-bodied members
- New changes with the out variables
- Getting to know about deconstruction syntax
- Uses of the generalized async return types
- Summary
- Building Applications for Windows Using XAML Tools
- Building Applications for Windows 10 Using UWP Tools
- Building Applications with .NET Core
- Overview of .NET Core
- Installation of .NET Core with Visual Studio 2017
- A quick lap around the .NET Core commands
- Creating a .NET Core console app
- Creating a .NET Core class library
- Creating a solution file and adding projects in it
- Resolving dependencies in the .NET Core application
- Building a .NET Core project or solution
- Running a .NET Core application
- Publishing a .NET Core application
- Creating an ASP.NET Core application
- Creating a unit testing project
- Creating .NET Core applications using Visual Studio
- Publishing a .NET Core application using Visual Studio 2017
- Creating, building, and publishing a .NET Core web app to Microsoft Azure
- Summary
- Managing NuGet Packages
- Debugging Applications with Visual Studio 2017
- Overview of Visual Studio debugger tools
- Debugging C# source code using breakpoints
- Using the Data Tips while debugging
- Using the Immediate Window while debugging your code
- Using the Visual Studio Diagnostics Tools
- Using the new Run to Click feature in Visual Studio 2017
- Debugging an already running process
- Debugging XAML application UI
- Summary
- Live Unit Testing with Visual Studio 2017
- Accelerate Cloud Development with Microsoft Azure
- Understanding the cloud computing basics
- Creating your free Azure account
- Configuring Visual Studio 2017 for Azure development
- Creating an Azure website from portal
- Managing Azure websites (Web Apps) from the portal
- Creating an Azure website from Visual Studio
- Updating an existing Azure website from Visual Studio
- Building a Mobile App Service
- Integrating Mobile App Service in a Windows application
- Scaling App Service plan
- Summary
- Working with Source Controls
- Working with Git repositories
- Installing Git for Visual Studio 2017
- Connecting to the source control servers
- Getting started with Git repositories
- Working with Git branches
- Working with changes, staging, and commits
- Syncing changes between local and remote repositories
- Working with Pull Requests for code review
- Working with Git commit history
- Undoing your changes
- Tagging your commits
- Working with Team Projects
- Summary
- Working with Git repositories
Working with Git repositories
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