Submitted by Nathan Clouse on 02/25/24.
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02/25/24
Using Git in PackagesLocalDirectory – VS 2019 Edition
This article is an update of this post to show how to use Git in PackagesLocalDirectory when using Visual Studio 2019.
Open VS 2019. Open the Team Explorer tab then click on “connect” for Azure DevOps.
Connect to your Azure DevOps Project
Next, Clone the repository.
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Using Git in PackagesLocalDirectory – VS 2019 Edition
Using Git in PackagesLocalDirectory – VS 2019 Edition This article is an update of this post to show how to use Git in PackagesLocalDirectory when using Visual Studio 2019. Open VS 2019. Open the Team Explorer tab then click on “connect” for Azure DevOps. Connect to your Azure DevOps Project Next, Clone the repository.
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