How to Use Git with VS Code
Git is a tool for synchronizing basically your code to a web repository or a local server repository. Github is a public hub of code reposities.
In order to use Github, You need to create your account firstly.
In general situation, an account with community plan is enough for using.
Then, install Git from the official website.
Following that, install VS Code from the official website.
If you don't have a set of SSH key on your system, open the Git Bash or just the Bash and type the command below, which will create an SSH key for you:
Naviagte to the directory "~/.ssh", copy the contents of "id_rsa.pub" and paste it in the settings page of your github account. You should open the webpage of Github and find the setting in a tab named "Access/SSH and GPG keys". After these steps, you can link to github using ssh protocol. Following command could test if the SSH key is properly installed.
Open your VS code, press "Ctrl+Shift+P" and type "git". Select the option which could clone a remote repository.
Next, you can use the local repository to manage your codes. By pressing "Ctrl+Shift+G", you can control your repository with most kinds of git function.
In order to push your codes to Github, you should stage your modifications in local repository and submit these modifications. Last, you can pull the changes in remote repository and push the local repository to the remote repository then.
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