Nice work! This has put in a folder of the same name as your repo in the folder you ran the clone. Then run git clone You may be asked to authenticate with Team Services, but after you should see something like this… Now open a command prompt and navigate to the folder you would like to put your cloned repo. If you look to the right of the Files you will come across a Clone button, click it and copy the Clone URL. You should see something like below, which is my simple Git repository, complete with just a readme file. In Visual Studio Team Services, navigate to the Code > Files section of your project. ![]() The Team Services extension for VS Code. ![]() Whilst at Ignite I mentioned this to one of the VSTS team and was hit with a very passionate response saying that we should take the time to try it out. This is for a few reasons, but one of the big ones is the rich functionality that is provided in Visual Studio Code. ![]() All of my day-to-day projects are using Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) repositories, but recently we have been considering using Git.
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