This time, I need to work with Git with Visual studio and is my first time source control configuration, so please bear with me :)
concept:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0_k0QpCVjHYZFFyRng4b2R5b2s/view?usp=sharing
Aim:
- Sync all developers code to a single repository using Git & it's provider in Visual studio.
- Allow developers to check in from and push to this repository
- Revert back to the last working condition
- Other advantages of version control
What is already done:
Following this article, I have setup the main git repository location as:
\\192.168.3.46\operation\Automation\gittest
The code repository will be handled on our local LAN only.
The project location is
C:\Users\zameer\Desktop\WebApplication1
The initial commit is also done successfully.
A blue lock symbol is also showing
Problem:
The main repository (\\192.168.3.46\operation\Automation\gittest) is appearing to be blank.
We wanted to sync all code on this main location. What steps I'm missing?
I think are you sync'ing changesets to the 192.168.3.46 repository, but nothing is actually updating that repository's working directory. If this is the case, then I would expect a ".git" subfolder to be the only item in the repository's folder.
This folder may be hidden by default. Have you set your windows explorer to show hidden files and folders?
If you want to update the repository's working folder, you can use the standard git commands to do so. This should not be necessary if all you want to do is push and pull changesets (but it would not hurt anything either).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34201058/syncing-source-code-with-git-source-control-provider-and-visual-studio