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Open Azure DevOps
Go to Branches > New Branch
Add a name, select your work item and click on create
The standard for branch’s name: feature/PbiNumber-PbiTitle
Delete a local branch
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You need to track/checkout another branch before deleting the branch you want. In my case, before delete 119000-TrainingLink
I need to choose another one like Dev > right mouse button > Checkout
After this, I can delete my branch
Delete a local project
Open Windows Explorer > Go to your project path > right mouse button > Delete
Refresh the list of remote branches in Visual Studio
This was my visualisation before the refresh
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Go to Team Explorer settings
Select either "Global Settings" and "Repository Settings"
Set "Prune remote branches during fetch" to
trueGo to Git > Sync (Pull then Push)
This was my visualisation after the refresh
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Clone git repository with Visual Studio 2013
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Clone Repository
Select Azure DevOps
In this step, we need to be connected. When you are connected, we can see in the list dev.azure.com > transport-canada.
If you don’t see the option in the list, you need to add the server. Click on Add Azure DevOps Server > Add the URL https://dev.azure.com/ > Add. After that, the list will be updated.
Select transport-canada > DSD-CivAv Support > Training project. Set up your path to finish the clone.
Click on Team Explorer > Git Repository
or View > Git Repository
Track/Checkout your DevOps branch. When you clone the repository, the default branch will be the default branch of the DevOps repository. Select your branch > right button > checkout
or you can set/track/checkout your branch from here
If you received a message “A branch with the name “feature/yourbranch” already exists I advise you to start the process again. Don’t forget to delete your project folder (like I said on Delete a local project)