Commit the changes locally with a comment.

Open the repo within Visual Studio Code when prompted to do so (after cloning the repo in the previous objective).

Navigate back to Visual Studio Code, and clone the repo using the details you captured above, authenticating with your lab credentials (see this Microsoft article for more details about using Git).

Retrieve the repository HTTPS URL (through the Clone Repository button).

Navigate to the IT Ops repo we created earlier within Azure DevOps Repos.

Start a new terminal in Visual Studio Code and set up your identity (see the ‘Your Identity’ section in this article for more information) on how to use git config -global user.name and git config -global user.email.

You can refer to this Microsoft article for more information on using an RDP client. Note: This step is entirely optional, as you can run this on your own PC if desired, rather than connecting to the VM.

Log in using the credentials provided for you.Connect to the VM using RDP (the public IP is provided for you for VM1, on the lab instructions page).Get Started with VS Code Connect to the VM (Optional)

Create and Initialize new Repo called IT Ops Repo (tick the box to include a README.md file).

Follow the Getting Started wizard, and create a project called Lab Project (private visibility).

Successfully complete this lab by achieving the following learning objectives: Get Started with Azure DevOps

Visual studio code git first time