GitHub Create branch, VS Code checkout branch, commit and push changes, and merge branch to master

Demonstrate creating a branch in GitHub from master, checking out the branch in Visual Studio Code, making code changes, staging, committing, and pushing changes back to GitHub. Finally shows how to merge newly created branch back to the master branch in GitHub.

[@brioquery]

Nice, clear, and concise explanation - Great job!

[@growthrough2123]

Thank you! this is easier than using the terminal, which is the first way I learned.

[@gunjanchaudhari4945]

Excellent explanation - clear, concise, and very helpful. Thanks!

[@Forever24Vlogs]

steps are very clear thanks for the video

[@ezevalentine7610]

This really was helpful, how the hell is nobody saying thank you for this

[@tosti24]

Thank you for you video, I really appreciate your tutorial as it was easy to follow.

[@kenkioqqo]

Very well explained! Thanks a lot bro.

[@mugdhamonga25]

It was really helpful. Thankyou so much

[@THARUNGAJJELA]

Thanks!! simple explanation

[@eshalmariyam9147]

Clear explanation.. thankyou

[@nipunivithana7638]

Easy to understand ❤

[@onlinestreaming5246]

Very useful thanks a ton

[@eggsbenedict5989]

this helped me, thank you very much

[@putlurupavanireddy8964]

Thank you so much 😊

[@gregg-d4l]

great video, how do you do the merge and delete branch from the vs code side?

[@DanielRong795]

If you wan to make some changes for the pull request (before merge), I click edit file, made the changes. Then I go back to the main page, and I click view file. Everything is still remain unchanged. Why is that? Thanks.

[@souravsaha2721]

How to move specific commit from one branch to another branch without doing cherry pick and also without from the previous branch ?

[@aneeqasafdar7864]

Thank you 😊

[@n-az563]

The branch I created in Git its not being reflected in VS Code why?

[@codingaffliction4120]

You'll need to do a fetch from the Source Control Menu

[@afrozaakter5996]

What can I do if the file conflict to any file of master branch?

[@codingaffliction4120]

You have to use a Git client to resolve the conflicts.
docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/addressing-merge-conflicts/resolving-a-merge-conflict-using-the-command-line

[@shilpareddy1218]

Thank you

[@-leaflet]

Thank you