From the course: Introduction to AWS AI Services for Developers
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Visual Studio Code and AWS CodeCommit - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Introduction to AWS AI Services for Developers
Visual Studio Code and AWS CodeCommit
In Visual Studio Code, go up to the top menu, click "Terminal" and select New Terminal. Since we're currently in the working copy of the course's sample repo, type, 'CD, space, dot, dot' to go up a directory. Now, type, 'Git, space, clone, space' and then paste in the URL of the CodeCommit repository that we just created. Visual Studio Code should prompt you at the top for the username and password that you just created under your IAM account. Click on the "Explorer" tab within Visual Studio Code on the left hand side. On the Python file from the course sample repo that we used earlier, right-click on it and click "Copy." Under the top menu, under file, select, 'Open Folder.' Navigate to the CodeGuru Security Course demo folder that we just created on our computers within the terminal, when we cloned our code commit repository. Click the "Yes, I trust the author's" button. Then on the left, under the Explorer, right-click within this folder and click "Paste." In the top menu, under…
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