This tutorial examines how to perform a check-in of changesets to the repository. The changes that you make to the solution files on your developer computer are stored in your workspace as a pending change until you perform a check-in operation. Examples of changes are; adding or deleting files and folders, renaming items, editing file content and moving items to new locations within the solution. When you check in your changes, they are stored as a changeset on the server.
- [Voiceover] The changes that you make…to the solution files on your dev computer…are stored in your workspace as a pending change…until you perform a check in operation.…Examples of changes are adding or deleting…files and folders, renaming items, editing file content,…and moving items to a new location within the solution.…When you check in your changes,…they are stored as a change set on the server.…I'm working with the same project…I showed in the previous movie.…I've added the Taylor Made Tour solution…to Source Control.…During that process Visual Studio marked…all of my existing files in the solution…with the Add attribute,…meaning the files are available in my workspace…but haven't been added to the server repository yet.…
You can see that by looking at the Solution Explorer.…Here at the top level,…my solution has a green plus symbol next to the icon.…And if I hover over that, you'll see a tool tip pop up…that says Newly Added File.…It's the same at my project level,…You can see a plus symbol here at the Properties section,…
Author
Walt Ritscher
Updated
8/30/2017Released
7/28/2016- Source control principles
- Signing up for Team Services
- Creating team projects
- Adding projects to source control
- Checking in and checking out changes from the repository
- Adding users to a team project
- Tracking work items
- Adding projects to Git
- Using history to understand team commits
- Using tags to label versions
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome56s
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1. Source Control Overview
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2. Visual Studio and Source Control
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Source control providers2m 36s
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Source control from the IDE4m 23s
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3. Team Services—Source Control
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What are Team Services?4m 57s
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Create a team project1m 48s
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Create another team project1m 32s
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Configure a workspace3m 29s
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4. Team Services—Work with Team Members
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CodeLens3m 10s
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5. Team Services—Work Items
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Overview of work items1m 32s
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Add tasks with a work item1m 21s
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Examine my work items3m 55s
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Query work items3m 16s
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Work with the web portal2m 15s
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6. Visual Studio and Git
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Publish repo to GitHub2m 35s
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Publish repo to BitBucket3m 27s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 40s
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