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First things first - Visual Studio Code and github integration

In this post, I want to show how to install the Visual Studio Code and show GitHub repositories.

First download VS Code from Microsoft's site: https://code.visualstudio.com/download#

Let's start the installation. First, select the language


Accept the license agreement :) We all know nobody reads it


Choose the path


Create a shortcut


Please read the preferences, they are useful. I usually select everything here


And then simply install. After the installation is completed, we can move on to VScode with complacence.

Now we can select the repository folder to synchronize GitHub.

File-->Add Folder To Workspace--> <Select folder to synchronize>

Let's jump to git installation for a while. Download git and install it.

Download git from https://git-scm.com/download/win

Apply for GNU license


Select the folder to install, then leave the options below and move forward.


Most of the time git shortcuts are not needed.

Now select default editor as Visual Studio code


On "Adjusting path environment" click next

On "Choosing SSH executable" click next
On "Choosing HTTPS transport backend" click next (Well I am building a public GitHub repository)
 On "Configuring the line ending conversions" click next (I am a Powershell man)

 On "Configuring the terminal emulator to use with Git Bash" click next

 On "Configuring extra options" click next

On "Experimental options" click Install (At last)


Open VS Code Terminal. On VS Code

View-->Terminal

Write down the command below and Voila!

git config --global user.name <github user name>
git clone <github repository link>

In my scenario it is
PS:>git config --global user.name ertugrulblt
PS:>git clone https://github.com/ertugrulblt/REPO.git

And your VScode workspace is synchronized with GitHub

Have fun!

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