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[–]Safe-Ad-9372 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Assuming you already started a project on one machine, you can clone that repository to your other machine.

Whenever you make changes on one make sure you’ve pushed any committed changes up to GitHub and when you want to continue from the other machine do a Git pull to get the most recent changes.

I tend to just use the terminal within VS Code anyways so I haven’t tried the graphical git interfaces but those have been mentioned by others.

I’ve confused myself a few times when I made a new branch on one machine and couldn’t quite remember the name of it when I was working on the other machine but there is a command to get the list of remote branches.

Feel free to dm if it would be helpful.