CodeStream is a developer collaboration platform that integrates all of your essential dev tools into Visual Studio. Eliminate context-switching and simplify code discussion and code review by putting collaboration tools in your IDE.
Visual Studio should now ask your GitHub credentials and then proceed to upload your solution. Since I have my Windows account connected to Visual Studio to work with Team Foundation I don't know if it works without an account, Visual Studio will keep track of who commits so if you are not logged in it will probably ask you to first. The new GitHub Pull Requests extension is designed to help you review and manage pull requests (PR) from within Visual Studio Code, including: Ability to authenticate and connect Visual Studio Code to GitHub. List and browse PRs from within Visual Studio Code. Interact with PRs in-editor, including in-editor commenting with Markdown support. (visual studio will automatically find repository) For further commits, you can commit changes in visual studio (ONLY COMMIT) and then repeat step 10 to push them to gitlab servers. Edit: for send a project from visual studio to gitlab use git remote add origin and for get project from gitlab to visual studio use git clone instead! Visual Studio 2019 version 16.9 Experience new enhancements in GitHub Actions tooling, frictionless suggestions with IntelliCode, address sanitizer support for Windows, new memory dump analyzers,.NET Productivity, and among many other improvements. Open the GitHub pane by typing GitHub into Visual Studio Quick Launch (Ctrl+Q). Create Pull Requests from Visual Studio Turn a branch into a Pull Request directly from Visual Studio. In the GitHub pane, click the Create New link to create a new Pull Request on GitHub.
Integrations
- Code Hosts: Bitbucket, Bitbucket Server, GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, GitLab Self-Managed
- Issue Trackers: Asana, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, Clubhouse, GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, GitLab Self-Managed, Jira, Linear, Trello, YouTrack
- Messaging Services: Slack, Microsoft Teams
Requirements
- CodeStream requires Visual Studio 2017 or later, and is also available for JetBrains, VS Code or Atom.
- Your repository must be managed by Git, or a Git hosting service like GitHub.
Create, review and merge GitHub pull requests and GitLab merge requests inside Visual Studio, with full source-tree and full file access, your favorite keybindings, built-in diff tool, and code intelligence.
CodeStream's lightweight feedback requests let you get feedback on your changes regardless of the current state of your repo, without the friction of committing, pushing or issuing a pull request. Your teammates can review your changes right in their IDE, with full file context, and with no need to set aside their current work to switch branches or pull the latest.
CodeStream’s feedback requests are so easy that you can start doing them throughout the development process instead of waiting until the end. You’re a few days into a sprint and have some work stubbed out? Maybe some work that hasn’t even been committed. Get feedback on your work-in-progress so that you can identify and resolve issues early instead of saving those gotchas for when you need to get the code merged.
Rather than copying & pasting, CodeStream enables in-editor commenting on any code in your repository, with optional sharing to Slack, MS Teams or via email, with automatic at-mentioning of code authors via git blame.
Your teammates can participate in the discussion right from their IDE, or from Slack, Teams, or replying to the email.
CodeStream turns conversation into documentation by capturing all of the discussion about your code, and saving it with your code. Comment and code review threads are automatically repositioned as your code changes, even across branches. All with zero effort on your part.
Previously discussed questions and issues that explain important decisions are now accessible right where you need them, when you need them. Just click on the codemark to expand it and see how something works or why something was done a certain way.
Where are messages stored?
Link Visual Studio Code To Github
Bind for mac os x. Your team’s codemarks, which include the message text and the code snippet, are stored in the cloud on CodeStream’s servers. CodeStream uses best practices when it comes to security, but if your team has stringent infosec requirements we also offer an on-prem solution.
Visual Studio Hub
Check out the user guide for more information on getting started with CodeStream. How to download torrent for mac. Please follow @teamcodestream for product updates and to share feedback and questions. You can also email us at support@codestream.com.
Visual Studio Push To Github