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  • Tom 120 posts 448 karma points
    Mar 30, 2017 @ 08:43
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    Source controlling .Core project

    Hi,

    I've used the Uaas.cmd tool to create a VS solution with a .Web and a .Core project in it.

    The .Web project is now source controlled by Git, which works like a charm.

    What would be a good way to add source control to the .Core project? In the same VS solution.

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  • Stief Dirckx 43 posts 76 karma points
    Apr 09, 2017 @ 17:35
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    By using the UaaS.cmd a Git repository was created at the same level as the solution. That's where source control for the .Core project is stored. You can already start committing to that repository.

    The only thing that's missing is a remote for the Git repository to get distributed elsewhere. You can choose yourself wat do with it: using Github or Visual Studio Team Services as remote storage for example.

    The command to add a remote is: git remote add origin https://github.com/user-account/repository-name.git

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