To be honest I don't really use the Git integration in Visual Studio. I tend to use a combination of the git command line (with tab completion via posh-git), TortoiseGit for some things (like reviewing the commit log history and comparing branches), and more recently the GitLens extension for Visual Studio Code, which makes interactive rebasing a bit friendlier.
As far as remote Git repositories, Azure DevOps and GitHub both work well for me. David On Thu, 10 Jun 2021 at 11:32, Greg Harris <harris.gre...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello Again Community, > > I am disappointed with my > https://MyAccountName.visualstudio.com/_git/MySolutionName > <https://myaccountname.visualstudio.com/_git/MySolutionName> repository > on VisualStudio.com. > > It is feeling clunky and just not working for me from within Visual > Studio. > > What tools are people using for secure private cloud source control with > what client tools? > > I am feeling that Visual Studio is not the tool to use to manage my source > code, it may be okay as an editor / compiler, but it just does not > integrate well with the repository, are there better solutions, or am I > just failing to read the manual properly? > > Thanks for your help on this :-) > > Groggy Harris >
