Repository Ready for New Team Member

 

Uploading your code to a remote repository is the most efficient method of teamwork. Our plan is to set up a remote repository and then transfer all of our current and previous work, including source code and history, to it.

 

Here we using Azure Repo as a remote repository 

Azure Repo At  DevOps

• When it comes to managing your code, Azure repos are a great set of tools to have on hand. 
• In Short, Azure Repos is an online service that allows you to save your project's source code in addition It also offers a wide range of tools for controlling and preserving your source code.
• Similar to your GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and etc.

 

 

Azure repositories Types
There are two versions offered by Azure repositories. 

• TFVC
  • Tfvc stands for Team Foundation version control.
  • That is a centralized version control.
  • This will be obsolete soon
• GIT

 

 

DevOps Repos  (DevOps > Repos)
A repository was automatically generated whenever we created a project. This is empty by default

 

Create a New Repository

 

We will use this Default Repository
Check if there is any remote URL already mapped with our Local working directory

No URL found

 

Map this Azure Repository of DevOps with you Working directory.

• HTTPS
• SSH - copy SSH URL from devops Repo and run following command
  • 
• check Remote Branch
  • 
• Check Remote URL
  •