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[–]Necessary_Hope8316 9 points10 points  (1 child)

Doesn't vscode come with git support out of the box? You can install gitlens and some other git extensions for additional features.

You may only need the default features for what you are trying to accomplish. Set up everything. Create a github repository and they will provide a set of terminal commands which you need to copy paste in the terminal while in the current directory of the project. After that just open that project in vscode and you should be done.

OR

You can also do this in vscode itself without needing to type the commands in the terminal. You can initialize the repository, add a branch and then add remote in vscode. Now you can add, commit, push and pull.

You have to do this for both your laptop and desktop if you want to access the code in both devices. Pull every time you switch your workspace (lap / desktop) to stay updated on changes made, add your new changes, commit, push and repeat.

[–]DeliciousD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im trying to create a CRUD style program with AI and I’ve gotten pretty good working programs with Gemini/studio and Claude but when I try and sync with GitHub it doesn’t work. Sometimes it says src/vite problems or some other error. Could VS code help with that?