Developers who use Git for source control mostly use the command line to perform actions, such as cloning repositories and pulling/pushing code. Many editors such as Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code support performing actions with Azure Git Repos using menu items. However, developers who are used to using Git as their version control system may prefer using the command line to work with Git Repos.
In this chapter, let’s look at some examples of using the Azure Git Repos ...
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