Git command for Synchronize changes

Question

In Visual Studio Code there is button Synchronize changes

I think vs code tries to do git pull followed by a git push when there is no merge conflicts.

Or exists special command for synchronize local ↔ remote changes

Which actually commands is calling?

spidyx · Accepted Answer · 2019-02-28 09:10:41Z

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Visual Studio Code do a pull then a push. You can see it by using Show Git Output action, or use View → Output and select Git in the dropdown.

You can find the Show Git Output action in the Command Palette :

Or, in the Source Control tab, click on the three dots and at the bottom of the list you have Show Git Output.

edited Feb 28, 2019 at 9:10

answered Feb 27, 2019 at 13:07

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Igor Cova Over a year ago

Thanks, I don't have button "Show Git Output", but in View → Terminal exists tab OUTPUT and there on the left exists source of outputs. I have there are Git, Tasks, Extensions, .NET and ....

spidyx Over a year ago

I have updated the answer to show you how to access to the Show Git Output command

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