I’ve been using Visual Studio to work on my C++ coding. When I try to create a git repo the application crashes.

I’ve been using Visual Studio to work on my C++ coding. When I try to create a git repo the application crashes.

I’ve been using Visual Studio to work on my C++ coding. When I try to create a git repo the application crashes.

I’ve been using Visual Studio to work on my C++ coding. When I try to create a git repo the application crashes.

I’ve been using Visual Studio to work on my C++ coding. When I try to create a git repo the application crashes.

I’ve searched the internet in all corners but didn’t find a solution. Every time I start a new instance of VS 2022 (Version 17.12.3) and try to open a special solution which is under GIT SourceControl I get this message: “the active solution or project is controlled by a different source control plug-in than the one you have selected. If you change the source control plug-in, the active solution or project will be closed. Do you want to continue?”

I have a Visual Studio 2022 solution stored on Azure. It has two branches: “master” and “add_combobox”. Latter (my work) has three simple linear commits. Say “one”, “two”, “three” – all pushed to Azure source repository. Now I want to rebase “add_combobox” onto “master”. But Visual Studio takes commit “two” for rebasing, not commit “three”. What am I doing wrong?

I have cloned a remote repository to a local one and would now like to remove the origin.
How can this be done in Visual Studio?

I have a server where multiple users connect through RDP and work with Visual Studio. Now there is a project which they will have to work at the same time, and want to start implementing local control version.

Given:
Visual Studio 2022
Git for Windows