[Angular] 006 Adding Git to VS Code IDE

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Published on July 15, 2019 3:21:23 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rGZI1PBfFg

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///// Integrating GitLab with VS Code /////

*Steps:*
1. Install Git on your machine. Setup can be downloaded from this site.
https://git-scm.com/downloads
2. Create a global/cloud git repo on GitLab.
https://gitlab.com/
Create a project on GitLab. It will automatically create a git repo for that project.
3. Create a local git repo on your machine.
i. Open your Angular project in VS Code.
ii. Open command pallet. (ctrl+shift+P)
iii. Git: Initialize Repository
iv. Select your Angular-project-folder as your workflow folder.
It should then start showing .git hidden folder in your workspace folder.
4. Link your local git repo (which is on your machine) with your global/cloud git repo (which is on GitLab).
i. Again open the command pallet. (ctrl+shift+P)
ii. Git: Add Remote
iii. Enter your GitLab repository's name.
E.g.: Angular
iv. Enter your GitLab repository's URL.
E.g.: https://gitlab.com/aspire-crisptutorials/angular.git
v. Login with your GitLab credentials.
Now, you'll start seeing your default branch (master) in the bottom left corner of VS Code IDE (as the left-most item on the footer).
5. Commit and Push your changes.
i. Stage your changes.
ii. Commit your changes to your local Git repository.
iii. If you're asked to configure git user name and password, then do the following:
* Open your local Git repository in any terminal based window (like VS Code * Terminal or CMD or GitBash).
* Run these commands to save configurations to the local-git repo's workspace:
git config user.name "Amit Shirasao"
git config user.email "amit.shirasao@gmail.com"
* Or to save user name and email globally for all git repositories on your user, run these commands in any folder from a terminal based window.
git config --global user.name "Amit Shirasao"
git config --global user.email "amit.shirasao@gmail.com"
* Or to save user name and email at sytem level, run these commands in any folder from a terminal based window.
git config --system user.name "Amit Shirasao"
git config --system user.email "amit.shirasao@gmail.com"
iii. Besides your branch name, you'll now see a sync icon with zero changes to be pulled and one change to be pushed. Press this button to push your changes onto the cloud repository.
6. More branches can be created by clicking on the branch name being shown on the footer.
7. Publish your branch to the remote git repository. For this, click on the publish icon which you'll find besides your branch name.
8. Git configuations are at three cascading levels:
Local (Repo level) (Highest Priority)
Global (User level) (Medium Priority)
System (Machine level) (Lowest Priority)
To see the location of these files, just run this command in any terminal based window.
git config --edit
git config --edit --global
git config --edit --system

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