How about opening the directory containing the repository on the command line so you can run git commands directly from the command-line? Use the Ctrl+` shortcut.īonus points for this being the same shortcut used to open the Terminal window in Visual Studio Code, so muscle memory kicks in.
Use the Ctrl+Shift+G / Cmd+Shift+G shortcut to open the repository on inside your web browser. You may also want to open the repository on the GitHub website. You can do this by using the Ctrl+Shift+F / Cmd+Shift+F keyboard shortcut. Often when working with a repository, you may want to open the directory containing the repository in File Explorer / Finder to view and operate on the files. Open the repository directory in File Explorer / Finder
Want to create a new branch for a feature you are working on? Use Ctrl+Shift+N / Cmd+Shift+N to open the Create a Branch dialog.ĥ. Highlight the branch you want and press the Enter / Return key to switch to the branch. Want to quickly switch to that feature branch you want to work on? Use Ctrl+B / Cmd+B to open the branch list and start typing the name of the branch to filter the list of branches quickly. This is especially useful if, like me, you are working across many different repositories. Highlight the repository you want and press the Enter / Return key to open that repository. You can then start typing the name of the repository to filter the list of repositories by that name quickly. To quickly navigate to a different repository, use Ctrl+T (on Windows) or Cmd+T (on a Mac) to open the repository list. What is especially useful about this is that if you are inside a directory containing a GitHub repository, GitHub Desktop will automatically navigate to this repository. You can launch GitHub Desktop from the command-line by running this github command. Hope this can help you, Let me know if you have any questions or comments.I have been using GitHub Desktop more frequently recently, and in the process, I have stumbled across various things which helps you navigate around the user interface faster. Now you can add, create and clone repos in Github Desktop.Git config -global http.proxy config -global https.proxy save.
#Github desktop windows password
If username and password are not that much important then use: Git config -global https.proxy proxy_address:proxy_port Open it with any text editor(I have used sublime text 3) and add git config -global http.proxy proxy_address:proxy_port Go to There you will find a file named.Close Github Desktop for the time being(to set up proxy).Set up/Sign in to your account in Github Desktop(This won’t be a problem, proxy only doesn’t allow you to Add, create or clone repo).git config -global http.proxy Second : without using git shell : So actually the solution was to type this command into the git shell. I was having an issue with proxy settings and github desktop, after looking for a solution to this problem, i found it can be solved with one of the following: First: throw Git Shell: I downloaded the GitHub Desktop application and can connect my account, but doing pushes/pulls fails because of an unresolved host. Configure GitHub Desktop/Windows to Work with a Proxy?
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