This makes it an excellent choice to manage your code commits while you develop. The best place to learn about Git is here. Visual Studio Code has integrated Git support for the most common commands. Plus, they work even outside VS Code, as long as you have access to a terminal.Īs an example, the same branch merging operation can be performed from a terminal. While using the VS Code Source Control UI can work, I highly recommend learning how to use Git from the command line, as those can be simpler to use, yet they give you more control over Git operations. (The merge operation was only executed in your local copy of the repo). If the merge completed without conflicts, you should now see from the Source Control UI or from the status bar that you now have new commits that need to be pushed to the remote. Make sure master is synchronized with the remote merge my-feature-branch into master):Ĭheckout the destination branch ( master) But you can do the merge with commands from the Command Palette. featureA)īEFORE VS Code 1.48, VS Code Source Control has no UI for merging branches. You can switch/checkout to a different branch either by double-clicking on it under the Team Explorer window or selecting the one from the dropdown menu, when. (.) menu has been refactored for better organization of several Thanks to the new submenu proposed API, the Git View and More Actions See the "New Git View submenus" section of the July 2020 (1.48) release notes: STARTING VS Code 1.48, many of the Git commands are now available as menu options from the Source Control panel, including merging of branches. Go to menu item 'Git' at the top and select 'Manage Branches'.
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