Ctrl + Shift + P and type 'Git: Fetch“: This shortcut fetches changes from the remote repository.Ctrl + Shift + P and type 'Git: Push': This shortcut pushes changes to the remote repository.Ctrl + Shift + P and type 'Git: Pull': This shortcut pulls changes from the remote repository.Ctrl + Alt + R: This shortcut rebase the current branch onto another branch.Ctrl + Alt + M: This shortcut merges the current branch with another branch.
Ctrl + Alt + N: This shortcut creates a new branch from the current branch.Ctrl + Shift + Enter: This shortcut commits all changes in the repository with a commit message.The Source Control panel will prompt you to enter a message for the commit. Ctrl + Enter: This shortcut commits changes to the current branch with a commit message.Ctrl + Shift + G: This shortcut opens the Source Control panel in VS Code, which displays all the Git-related commands and information about the current branch and changes.
In this article, we will discuss the essential shortcuts for Git integration in Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code (VS Code) has built-in Git integration, making it easy to manage and commit changes directly from the editor. Git is a popular version control system used by developers to track changes to code and collaborate with others on a project.
