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Cloudforge Git for Visual Studio/ Svn to Git Guide

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Use Git with cloudforge, and switch from SVN to Git

Introduction

I faced two problems when switching to Git. A lot of things to know, so hopefully this tip will be helpful.

*** Beware .... this description matches 2015 until update 1.... Below there is a (small) description of the new way.

Start with Cloudforge Git

Activate your git in cloudforge by adding the git service to your project.

Remember to take your top URL of the git URLs.

Open your project in VS.

Svn Users to git, Take These Steps

Start making a copy of your project.

Menu -> file -> subversion -> change source control

Disconnect the listed solution/projects and confirm.

Menu -> tools-> options

Choose Sourcecontrol

Switch "current source control plug in" to "Microsoft git provider" and confirm
(if you get the message contains "active solution or project will be closed", repeat the first steps.)

Connect Project to (cloudforge) git

Right-click solution and choose "Add solution to Source control"

Your project(s) will appear in team explore changes (included changes) (some files can be found in untracked files).

Fill in your commit message and commit.

Go to the carret right to the changes menu item and choose sync.

Below in the publish choose the last item  "publish to remote repository"

Press the button and  fill the yellow box with the git url and press publish.

Press "sync", or if needed "pull" first.

Check your source control (cloudforge) for the input.

Small Thing After All

You can delete the .svn folder in your project map.

In your .sln, you can remove:

GlobalSection(SubversionScc) = preSolution
    Svn-Managed = True
    Manager = AnkhSVN - Subversion Support for Visual Studio
EndGlobalSection

Test your solution by running it.

GOOD LUCK!

Update

By git trouble:

   Just delete the .git folder.

You can pretty much start fresh on top.

License

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