How to “pull” to Github with VS Code.

Jun Kudo
3 min readJan 16, 2019

Introduction

I just want to pull Github with VS Code.
It’s just that.
So it is the shortest course (?) To pull with Github with VS Code.

Set up from installation and pull

Download and install VS Code.
(This is the default setting)
https://code.visualstudio.com/

Download and install Git.
(This is the default setting)
https://git-scm.com/

Perform initial setting of git.
(If you forget this you can not use Git with VS Code)

git config --global user.name "Jun Kudo"
git config --global user.email jkudo@example.com

VS Code When you activate Click on Extensions from the lower left gear

Enter “github” in the Search field, click “Github Pull Requests”, and click “Install”.

When installation is completed click “Reload”.

Open the command palette and search for git clone and execute it.

Clone the repository of github you want to use into the appropriate folder.

Open the cloned folder.

When opened, you are asked to work with Github. Clicking this opens the authentication page in the browser. approve.

Edit appropriately and save.

Click the Git icon (third from the top) to commit.

Then push it.

The first time you will be asked to log in to Github.

Make sure that it is reflected in Github.

Summary

It’s very easy if you just pull.
Git can also be executed without typing commands.

Original Content (Japanese) : http://level69.net/archives/26282

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