The source control view is the go-to spot for most Git-related tasks. Be sure to check out the resources at the end for a comprehensive list of features. Here, I’ll be focusing on the editor’s built-in source control view and, to a lesser extent, the GitHub extension. There are many VS Code extensions that provide different Git functionalities. Of its ever-growing repertoire of extensions and features, its integrated source control management - Git in particular - has to be one of the most useful.Īnd although I mainly rely on the command line when using Git, I’ve come to use more and more of VS Code’s Git features. Since its launch in 2015, Visual Studio Code has taken the world by storm (no, not you WebStorm). There is perhaps some wisdom in the saying “Don’t sh** where you eat.” Fortunately, no one ever said, “Don’t Git where you code” - and a good thing too. Adapted from Git, GitHub, and VS Code logos
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