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AsimKhan2023
Jan 01, 2024Brass Contributor
Cloning Repo from Azure DevOps to Visual Studio 2022
Hello, I am trying to clone the repo from Azure DevOps using SSH into Visual Studio 2022. I am trying to get the files that are on my repo and cloning into another computer but unable to get the fil...
AsimKhan2023
Jan 02, 2024Brass Contributor
I tried to clone the git repository just like it mentioned before and I cam across some errors that is difficult to workaround and figure out. Although my PAT is properly synched with GitHub and the connection still works but it continues to throw fatal error, which is confusing.
Regards,
Asim Khan
AsimKhan2023
Jan 02, 2024Brass Contributor
Kidd_Ip
I fixed the issue, turns out that the certification files and the folders were missing. Found the necessary files and folders and placed it in the right location to find the certificates. But even after that the development branch is not showing up from the repo in Visual Studio 2022.
I fixed the issue, turns out that the certification files and the folders were missing. Found the necessary files and folders and placed it in the right location to find the certificates. But even after that the development branch is not showing up from the repo in Visual Studio 2022.
- AsimKhan2023Jan 03, 2024Brass Contributor
Found a fix, in the main branch there are some git changes that need to be committed. Every time I tried to commit it would throw an error exception with the git changes being fatal. I ignored and deleted those commits as the were not required or important. Opened a terminal and ran the command git checkout origin/development. It now shows and displays the development branch.
Regards,
Asim Khan