First of all God bless you. The videos are awesome and to the point which a lay man can understand very easily. The speed is very good. At no time I feel diverted and remained focused. I saw many video's from other people but many of them try to make things very complicated. After seeing all your videos I don't think anybody has to see any other video.
Excellent ! your Way of explanation is excellent . I am having teaching experience at university level new to azure devops . But you explained in simple Way! God bless!
This dot net core project is created but it's not committing those files as a change, or without the commit, while adding these files it is showing --> not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git. @WebGentle
Hello sir iam watching u r azure devops series of videos, up to 30th video I had followed and practiced., But in 31st video I was unable to add a new project with dotnet code using the commands which ever you explained in the video, Can u help me how to over come that one..
Hello excellent Video! You explained different methods for the git and manage the source code. Why we can’t use azure dev ops web? It has all of the main version control commands. Thanks for your reply
hi... i must commend your good teaching. please i tried to start a new project using DOTNET NEW MVC as you used on this tutorial, the response i got is that DOTNET IS NOT RECOGNISED AS INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL COMMAND. what should i do to get this right?
Nice video, PAT can be replaced for example in my case to download the artifact before locally and pass it to a bastion machine that makes the delivery in the Pipeline to the destination computers?
Hi am new in azure deveops...by mistakly I commit one doc file in my repo nd I deleted it...but in commit it's showing that deleted file..is there having any option to remove it from commit
hi, i have tried git push from some folder of my local path. but i did not use dotnet new mvc, i have added my website files. this files are available in the d:\folder. i have a doubt on this, i have 3 project in the Devops. i added those comments (git add=all and git commit and git push,) from cmd of D:\folder. Now how do i get all the files from D:\folder to particular Project? please clarify
I got your point but when i first time pull git project it pulls only master already existing branches its not pulling. Its first time migrating office gitlab repo to azuredevops , i tried many times from ui and command line , i get only master branch.
It is very useful videos .thank you so much.. can we use git bash to push our code from local to remote? dotnet new mvc ..command is not working for me . do we need to download any dependency software .please explain .thanks
hie superb explanation, here i want to clone repo from azure devops account locally and push it to diffrent repo on azure devops account how can i do that?
You cant do this in single connection. You can download the code from azure repo then remove the git file, again create a new connection with new repo and push the code.
@@WebGentle thank you so much for your reply. so here is the scenario. My company was using TFS 2010 server for source code and versioning. Now we have decided to use the Dev Ops Services. I am migrating the source code from TFS to Dev Ops. for One application/project/business i have different types of project like SSRS, SSIS, API Integration, DB SQL sever project and some other .Net projects all were saved under one folder as JSF in TFS. When i moved them to DEV Ops i created one project called JSF (same as TFS) and moved all the projects/code from TFS JSF folder to Dev Ops JSF folder. IS it the right way to do or should i follow different structure. Please help i am pretty new here. let me know if you need any more info.
@@rashmigmash This is my question as well. It seems unpractical to have one repo for each of the different types of projects. What method did you go for?
