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masp123
masp123

Reputation: 3

How to setup new git project on TFS using git bash

I'm trying to learn git.

My git repository is on Visual Studio Team Services. I code in visual studio. I use git bash.

I'd like to use git by the command line (I like to understand what is happening).

First I created a new git project on TFS from the web browser. I did setup ssh so I could do commands from git bash. It works.

  1. When you create a git project in TFS, does it do the git init --bare on the server for you, or do you need to do it yourself?

  2. If this is not done when you create the server, how do I do the git init -- bare on the server.

What I'd like to do is fairly standard I think: setup a Master branch on the server, people clone locally on their computer, when ready merge and push.

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1667

Answers (1)

Eddie Chen - MSFT
Eddie Chen - MSFT

Reputation: 29968

Yes, the repository has been initialized after you create it in VSTS/TFS, you just need to run "git clone ssh://[email protected]:22/_git/Repo" command from Git Bash after you configure the SSH correctly. And then you can commit and push changes.

Upvotes: 1

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