DevOps/Cloud By GK
  • DevOps/Cloud Introduction
  • 🚩AWS
    • Create AWS Account
    • Launch EC2 Instance
  • 🚩Linux
    • User Managment
      • Adding the User to Sudo group
      • visudo
    • Directory / File Management
      • Vi
      • Changing Permissions (chmod)
      • Filtering IO/File
    • Memory Management
    • Process Management
    • Network Management
    • Service Management
    • Environmental Variables
      • $PATH
    • Utilities
    • SHELL PROGRAMMING
      • Hello World
      • Variables
      • Command Line arguments
      • Conditional Statements
      • Array
      • Loops
      • Functions
      • AWK
      • sed
      • Example Useful Scripts
      • Basic -> Advanced
  • 🚩git
    • Introduction
    • Creating GitHub Account
    • Installation
      • Git Bash In Windows
      • Git In VS Code
      • Git In Eclipse
      • Git CLI in Linux
  • Creating Git Remote Repository
  • Git Commands L -> R
  • Git Commands L <- R
  • Git Branch Commands
  • Using SSH (Password Less)
  • 🚩maven
    • Introduction
    • Installation
    • POM.xml
    • Goals
  • 🚩SonarQube
    • Introduction
    • Sonar Cloud
    • Creating Project In SonarCloud
    • Installing Sonar-Scanner
    • Triggering Scan
  • 🚩Nexus
    • Introduction
    • Installation of Nexus
    • Creating Repository
    • Uploading Artifacts to Repository
  • 🚩Jenkins
    • Introduction
    • Installation of Jenkins
    • First Job In Jenkins
    • Git + Jenkins
      • WebHook
    • Maven + Jenkins
    • Sonar-Scanner + Jenkins
    • Nexus + Jenkins
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Git In VS Code

To install Git in Visual Studio Code, follow these steps

  1. Open Visual Studio Code.

  2. Open the Extensions view by clicking on the Extensions icon on the left-hand side of the window, or by pressing Ctrl+Shift+X (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+X (macOS).

  3. In the Extensions view, search for "Git" and select the "Git" extension from the list.

  4. Click on the "Install" button to install the Git extension.

  5. Once the installation is complete, you should see a green checkmark next to the "Git" extension in the Extensions view.

  6. To confirm that Git is installed and working in Visual Studio Code, open a new or existing project and open the integrated terminal by pressing Ctrl+Shift+ (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+ (macOS). Type the following command:

git --version
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