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Lab A: Create a Git repository

Lab A: Create a Git repository

So let's get started. By creating a Git repository, we're going to go ahead and log in to Azure DevOps. And the first thing we're going to do is to create a new project. So let's go ahead and click on the blue button over on to the right. And we're going to call this newGitRepository. I'm not feeling too creative at this moment. We're going to leave it with the default values, which is private, visibility, Git Version Control and the basic work item process. This is going to take a couple of seconds for Azure DevOps to create a new project and we're going to head on over to Repos. So let's go ahead and click on right there. Okay, the first thing we can see is that we have an empty repository and it gives us a couple of options to set it up. We can clone this project, this repository to our computer, and it gives us the steps on how to do it, either by using HTTPS or SSH as well as any IDE that we would like to use, such as…

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