I usually access github from within Visual Studio Code. As such, when I start coding a new project, I often need a reminder, or a cheat sheet for how to connect Visual Studio Code to a Git repository. These notes are more for me than for anyone else, but I'm sharing them nonetheless.

Visual Studio Code Cheat Sheet Mac

Along the bottom of the VS Code interface, there is a panel that can be toggled on and off with ⌘ + j. This panel contains tabs called “problems”, “output”, “debug console” and “terminal”. DataMember, DataSource, DragIcon, DragMode, Enabled, Font, FontBold, FontItalic, FontStrikethru, FontUnderline, FontName, FontSize, Height, Width, HelpContextID, Index.

Steps:

1. Create a directory on the local file system.
2. Create a repo on Github.
3. Select Clone 'Clone or download' on Github, copy the link
4. In Visual Studio Code, sect File -> Add Folder to Workspace -> Select the newly created directory
5. Select Terminal Window
6. In the window, type:

Vs Code Cheat Sheet

That should be all that's required. any newly created file should be available on github after stage/commit/push.