Step 6
In the Code section, there is a 'Quick setup' link as shown in below screen.
Step 7
Now, from your project, open Team Explorer - Synchronization, go to 'Push to Remote Repository', and paste the URL from GitHub (shown in step 6), and click on 'Publish'.
Step 8
Once you click, it will push your code branch to GitHub.
Step 9
After publishing, just log in to GitHub with your login credentials.
Step 10
Now, from Visual Studio, go to Team Explorer. There, you can see Changes, Branches, Sync, Settings options.
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Step 11
Git will create a local repo as it's a distributed version control system. Now, open your Solution Explorer. It will show a small lock icon on each file, which means all the changes checked in into the version control system.
Step 12
Let's make some changes in any file. Here, I am editing About.aspx file and adding 1 line.