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I originally thought that such tutorials must be full of Netflix. Today, I used the Git function of VS Code for the first time. I went through all the Chinese tutorials, but none of them was reliable. So he started to write an article.

Please make sure that you have installed the latest VS Code. http://code.visualstudio.com/

Please make sure that the latest version of Git is installed. Https://git-scm.com/download . Git is installed in the environment variable to ensure that any path is accessible.

Reference link: https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/editor/versioncontrol

VS Code integrates Git functions and supports basic git commands, which makes it easy to submit and retrieve code during the development process.

1.1 initialization

First, let's create a folder called gittest, which is certainly not in git's version control management.

Open this folder with VS Code and click the git icon on the left.

We can see the button to "initialize the GIT repository", click.

After initialization, the first thing we see is that all the current files are displayed in the git column, with four changes.

All or individual files can be temporarily saved or cleaned up.

There are submit and refresh buttons at the top, and more options in the drop-down menu. Going back to our file, the operation just created a .git folder with all the configuration files for the current repository, as shown in the following figure.

So far we have created a code repository locally, so let's take a look at VS Code's git functionality.

Git output

We can select the git output from the hidden menu so that each of our actions will be displayed in the output area, making it easy for us to view the corresponding git command.

Submit and save

The first step in submitting and saving is to temporarily save the file.

The second step is to enter the submission information.

Step 3 then use the submit button on the status bar to commit all changes.

List of git commands

Ctrl+shift+P, type git, and you will see all the git commands supported by VS CODE.

Undo operation

Enter Undo Last Commit to undo the last operation. Enter Unstage to undo the temporary storage.

Branch

Enter Branch to create a branch of the current content. You need to enter a branch name when creating a branch.

Checkout

After you create a branch, you can pull specific branch content using the checkout command.

Conflict merging

VS Code detects file conflicts and uses the

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