At the heart of the Git functionality described in the last chapter is the concept of collaboration. You make changes to code. Other developers make changes to code. The changes are merged together into a single functional unit. And pull requests go a step further, along potential commits to be reviewed and commented on prior to being accepted into a branch.
But that is not the limit of collaboration that is available in Visual Studio 2019. There are a couple of new features that take the idea of code reviews, pair development, and assisted debugging to new levels. In ...
