We recently released a video showing how to create Branches in git with VScode. During a regular client call Scott, an AHK Hero member, asked for a deeper dive and mentioned we could share the video with others.
If you didn't see branching video you can see it here: • Beautifully Manage Changes to your co... If you want to learn more about VSCode, consider our Intro to VScode course https://the-Automator.com/IntroToVSCode
Thanks again, Scott, for letting us share this with everyone!
TLDR: Using VS Code and git integration allows for efficient project version management, collaborative code review, and controlled sharing of changes through development branches and pull requests.
1. 00:00 💻 Using VS Code and git integration to manage project versions by creating separate branches for daily work and keeping the main branch stable.
1.1 Joare shares a client consultation on using VS Code and git integration to branch code, building on a previous video.
1.2 The speaker discusses using VS Code and git integration to manage different project versions, and considers starting a new repository for a specific project.
1.3 When working with Git, keep the main branch stable and create separate branches for daily work, allowing you to switch between them and maintain a clean workflow.
1.4 The speaker demonstrates how to create a new branch in a single repository using VS Code and git integration, explaining how branches work and how to manage them separately.
2. 06:19 🔍 The speaker troubleshoots and debugs various code issues with the help of an expert, using techniques such as comparing old and new code, tracing errors, and testing buttons to resolve problems.
2.1 The speaker is experiencing errors with duplicate values in their program and proposes using a dynamic map to prevent duplicates, but the expert suggests investigating the cause of the error first.
2.2 The speaker is troubleshooting an error that may have been caused by a conflict between their old code and the new code, and is testing the "update bin list" button to see if it resolves the issue.
2.3 The speaker is troubleshooting an issue where the static location of bins is incorrect, and is trying to determine whether the error occurred due to manual updates or the program's dynamic updates.
2.4 The speaker debugs an issue with a save button by creating a static list, repeating moves, and checking the list to identify the problem.
2.5 The speaker is debugging a code issue by comparing old and new maps, using a stack as a key, and trying to identify duplication errors.
2.6 The speaker is debugging an issue with a calculation, tracing the problem to a specific location and attempting to resolve it by modifying code and using debugging tools.
3. 26:41 💻 Troubleshooting and resolving issues with dynamic tables, web driver methods, and GitHub repository sharing in VS Code.
3.1 The issue is that the dynamic table only has 16 rows, causing errors when trying to access rows 162, 163, 171, and 172.
3.2 The issue with not getting text from elements is due to not focusing on them first, which can be resolved by using web driver methods to scroll into view before clicking.
3.3 The speaker is trying to share a private GitHub repository with a collaborator using VS Code, but is unsure how to add a contributor to a private repository using the VS Code interface.
3.4 The speaker troubleshoots a login issue and navigates to a repository on the dashboard, finding it unpublished.
3.5 The speaker troubleshoots an error in a code update, checking for missing rows and verifying the fix by re-running the update.
4. 39:38 📊 The speaker struggles with VS Code and git integration, trying to manage repositories, merge projects, and resolve issues with publishing to a remote GitHub repository.
4.1 The speaker decides to manually recreate the static list instead of undoing previous changes, to ensure accuracy and move forward with the updated inventory.
4.2 The speaker is trying to locate a private repository in VS Code, navigating through the dashboard and repositories to find the correct one, and considering creating a new repository for "bins" to separate it from other projects.
5. 49:11 💻 The speaker demonstrates how to set up a Git repository in VS Code, including initializing, adding a remote repository, and creating branches, while highlighting potential conflicts and errors
6. 01:03:08 💻 When working with VS Code and git integration, use one tool exclusively for branch management and keep the main branch on the internet to avoid conflicts and errors
7. 01:12:26 📈 VS Code and GitHub integration enable private experimentation, collaborative code review, and controlled sharing of changes through development branches and pull requests
8. 01:20:35 💻 The speaker demonstrates VS Code and git integration, sharing a private repository and discussing coding issues, including a workaround and a plan to revisit a previously ignored error
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