This also assumes you have set up an account with BitBucket and can log in and create repositories. This assumes you are using Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition, and that you have the "Microsoft Git Provider" plug-in set up and selected ("Tools.Options", "Source Control.Plug-in Selection", "Current source control plug-in" to check and select if needed.) If you don't have the plug-in installed yet, go here: MSDN
So here is a simple, step-by-step guide to getting it done. it can be confusing to get set up, particularly if (like me) you don't have to do it often - so each time you try, you forgot what took you all day to work out last time.:sigh.I know I do.
Next to a good solid backup system, it's the best friend a developer can have! Well, if you ignore the IDE, of course.īut.
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