Git is a distributed version control system that allows developers to track changes in their codebase, collaborate with others, and manage project versions efficiently. This whitepaper provides a comprehensive list of commonly used Git commands, along with explanations and examples to help you get started with Git.
Why Git and GitHub Are Non-Negotiable in DevOps In today’s fast-paced DevOps environments, mastering the basics of git and GitHub isn’t just a nice-to-have.
Git Command Palette: GitLens adds many Git commands to VS Code's command palette, allowing you to perform complex Git operations without leaving your editor or remembering Git CLI commands. This feature has virtually eliminated my need to switch to the terminal for Git operations, speeding up my workflow significantly.
GitHub Copilot continues to grow, starting with code completion/generation/optimization, to GitHub Copilot Chat, which optimizes the quality of AI-generated...
We have provided a step-by-step guide to include data pipelines into source control by means of Fabric-GIT integration, describing how to retrieve a specific data pipeline code from commit’s history, and updating the data pipeline inside Fabric.
Accidentally committed secrets to Git? Learn how to safely and permanently remove sensitive data from your Git history using git-filter-repo — the modern,...
The SQL Tools team is thrilled to announce the general availability of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 21. SSMS 21 GA brings a modern installation...
GitOps is different than DevOps because it focuses specifically on practices designed to improve infrastructure and application configuration management using Git. If you're new to cloud native and the development space, Git is an open source distributed version control system using what is called repositories.
Welcome to my first blog post on Azure DevOps. My name is Rachel Irabor. I'm a Microsoft learn student ambassador, Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement developer. What is Azure DevOps Azure DevOps is a set of tools for developers, project managers, and other contributors to work together on software development. It lets companies create and improve products more quickly than ...
A Git repository (GitHub or Azure DevOps). Appropriate permissions to connect the repository to Sentinel. Overview of the process Connect a repository: You link your chosen Git repository to your Microsoft Sentinel workspace. Organize content: Structure your repository with folders and files representing your Microsoft Sentinel content.
