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Creating a new Azure DevOps project and adding existing code - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Building a Web Application on Microsoft Azure
Creating a new Azure DevOps project and adding existing code
- [Instructor] Now that we've created this new organization, let's got ahead and create a new project, and let's name it, say WPN, which stands for wisdom pet medicine. And we're going to use a private visibility. And, finally, we're going to use Git as its version control technology. So, let's go ahead and click on the create project button. And, as you can see here, this process is quite fast. So, here's the landing page for the project that we successfully created. And now we're ready to navigate to Repos. And, in this case, we don't have any source code yet. And, it makes sense, because I need to push the existing code page that we're going to use in this course. So, there are a couple of options that I can use here. The first one is cloning the entire repository in my computer and then copying the entire project to that new folder. Or, I can use an existing folder, and use the Git remote add command to specify…
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Using Azure DevOps for storing your code47s
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Exploring the Pet Management application base source code4m 58s
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Creating a new Azure DevOps account and organization2m
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Creating a new Azure DevOps project and adding existing code2m 16s
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Creating and accepting a pull request in Azure Repos2m 44s
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