I regularly work in situations where I have multiple remotes for a single project, each of which have their own dev branch. When I check out one of those branches, my local branch gets named dev, but if I already have a dev branch (from a different remote), the checkout fails.

I regularly work in situations where I have multiple remotes for a single project, each of which have their own dev branch. When I check out one of those branches, my local branch gets named dev, but if I already have a dev branch (from a different remote), the checkout fails.

Long story short, by default, vs code, after you have a new commit, offers you a sync operation.
Our new / git naive developers will use this “helpful” action, but in turn, they often mess up their branches if there are any pending changes to integrate, because they don’t understand what sync is doing. I have seen users use it on a master branch, so the first part of sync happens and then the push fails… oy vey, what a nightmare to try and explain this to someone who barely grasps the concept of source control.

Long story short, by default, vs code, after you have a new commit, offers you a sync operation.
Our new / git naive developers will use this “helpful” action, but in turn, they often mess up their branches if there are any pending changes to integrate, because they don’t understand what sync is doing. I have seen users use it on a master branch, so the first part of sync happens and then the push fails… oy vey, what a nightmare to try and explain this to someone who barely grasps the concept of source control.

I’ve read so many SE Questions but nothing.

I’m having an error with VS Code, I can’t use Git for my work, when I try to start a git add <file> git commit -m "<text>" git push to the remote repository I have no problem, the problem is when I close the work, and I have to reopen it with the program.

Recently (like around 2 weeks ago), something changed in VS Code and now I don’t see incoming/outgoing changes. I tried searching for the solution, but it seems there were new updates and most of the information is already outdated.

Recently (like around 2 weeks ago), something changed in VS Code and now I don’t see incoming/outgoing changes. I tried searching for the solution, but it seems there were new updates and most of the information is already outdated.

Recently (like around 2 weeks ago), something changed in VS Code and now I don’t see incoming/outgoing changes. I tried searching for the solution, but it seems there were new updates and most of the information is already outdated.

Recently (like around 2 weeks ago), something changed in VS Code and now I don’t see incoming/outgoing changes. I tried searching for the solution, but it seems there were new updates and most of the information is already outdated.