Hi,
I was trying to upload into GitHub, I created a GitHub repository. On VS 2022 for mac I only have the Git tab and when I publish I get the no remote target set, second image. I don't know how to set the remote and change the username and password for Github on the VS 2022 for mac.
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I can easily log into my account in browser but when I try to login inside visual studio it shows the error.
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Any user with an Atlassian account created on or after UTC 00:00 on 13 September 2021 must use a Bitbucket Cloud generated App Password for all git operations over HTTPS and for REST API authentication. In this case, please try to access Visual Studio using an App password.
Make sure you type in your username (not your mail id) and the App password to get access to the BitBucket extension while using Visual Studio.
After installing visual studio 2017, there is always a pop-up dialog for Git Credential Login. How can I get rid of it?
Install the Git Credential Manager
Download and run the latest Git for Windows installer, which includes the Git Credential Manager for Windows. Make sure to leave the Git Credntial Manager installation option enabled when prompted.
Git Credential Managers simplify authentication with your Team Services/TFS Git repos. Credential Managers let you use the same credentials that you use for the Team Services/TFS web interface and support multi-factor authentication through Microsoft Account (MSA) or Azure Active Directory (AAD). In addition to supporting multi-factor authentication with Team Services, the credential managers also provide support two-factor authentication with GitHub repositories.
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I have a folder structure that is full of markdown files and images that I would like to maintain in TFS2015 (possibly using a GIT repo).
I would like this folder structure to be accessible both from some Mac computers running Visual Studio Code, and from some Windows development machines (ideally from existing installations of Visual Studio 2013, if possible, else with new installations of VSCode for Windows)
When anyone checks in anything, I want to deploy the latest and greatest content (both markdown files and images) to a web folder.
Can all the above be done?
As a note, I have all this implemented today as a VS2013 web project which connects to TFS2015 and uses a custom build to deploy on the web server. This is working, but unfortunately it cannot be accessed from OS X machines using VSCode, hence the question.
Yes the above can be achieved. VS Code on OS X or any tool on any OS is agnostic to the host system for the remote Git repo.
The git client being used by VS Code only cares about is the path (URL in case of TFS 2015) and the authentication/authorization mechanism to the remote git repo.
I'm simply trying to add my Azure Enterprise subscription to Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise. I go into Cloud Explorer, Add an Account, input my corporate email address and the box simply goes away.
Here's a quick screencast: http://www.screencast.com/t/DcKWQjIqn
Can anyone assist?
maybe try to download your publish profile from below link
https://manage.windowsazure.com/publishsettings
when you want to publish your app to Azure, instead of login. import the profile file
I have installed VS Code to Mac OSX. I would like to connect to my companies TFS server , so I could work on the project from mac as well .
The company is not using Visual Studio Team Services (was VS Online), still using TFS on company servers.
I see that there are ways to connect to Team Services with git settings, but how can I cannot to TFS from Mac VS Code ?
VS Code currently only supports Git, so your company's TFS must be hosting a Git Repostory for that to work. You can access TFVC using Team Explorer Everywhere and/or the cross platform commandline tools. If you want something close to integration with VS Code, consider git-tf(s), which will create a local git repository which you can push to TFS.