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titleAlternatively, you can choose to create the branch from DevOps
  1. Open Azure DevOps.

  2. Go to Repos > Branches > New Branch.

  3. Add a name, select your work item and click on create

    The standard for branch’s name

    Create.

    • Branch naming convention: feature/PbiNumber-PbiTitle

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Make your code changes

  1. You can now make all your changes for the PBI/Bug.

  2. To view the changes you have made since your last commit, open the “Git Changes” window or click on the pencil icon in the bottom menu bar.

  3. To ensure that changes are not lost if your computer breaks down or if you have to take sudden leave, please make sure to commit and push your changes to the remote server at the end of each day (even if changes are unfinished).

    • You can check what changes were made to each file by double-clicking on the files in the list.

    • If there is a * beside the file name, this indicates that it has not been saved & the change will not be committed. Sometimes there are no changes and you just need to double-click on the file for it to disappear from the list.

    • If you only wish to commit some of the files, you can stage them by right-clicking on the file and selecting “Stage”.

    • Select “Commit All and Push” in order to commit your changes locally then push to DevOps.

  4. Once all your changes have been pushed to the remote server, there should be a 0 beside both icons in the bottom bar.

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