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1. Download Visual Studio 2022 from the following network directory: \ncrdb102\Transfers\Software\Visual Studio\Visual Studio 2022

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   1. Make When installing make sure to select the following workloads when prompted
      

      

2. Once VS is installed open and choose “Clone Clone a repository” repository
   

   

3. In the “Clone Clone a repository” repository screen, choose a local path for the repo, and for the “repository location” Repository location field enter https://transport-canada@dev.azure.com/transport-canada/DSD-RAIL-ROFS/_git/DSD-RAIL-ROFS , then click clone.
   

   

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1. From Azure DevOps navigate to the Branches section under Repos, and click New branch
   

   

2. Create branch from development with the format YourFirstName-BreifSummaryOrTicketNumber
   

   

3. Go to Visual Studio, under the Git Changes view look for your new branch under the Remotes section, and switch to it. Note: You will have to perform a git fetch in order to see your branch initially.
   

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4. Once you are done making your changes, go to the Git Changes view, enter a message, and click Commit All. Once committed locally click the upward arrow icon to push to DevOps
   

   

5. In DevOps, go the pull requests menu and create a new pull request for your changes into the development branch . Make sure to link your work items and add other developers as code reviewers.
   

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6. Your code will now be reviewed by other developers, once the process in done and all checks have completed, click Complete.