Upload-Project-Vscode-With-Source_Controll.txt

-----------------To upload a project to GitHub with VSCode, follow these steps:-----------------

1):
Open your project folder in VSCode.
2):
Click on the Source Control icon in the left sidebar.
3):
Click on the "Publish to GitHub" button.
4):
In the pop-up window, enter a name and description for your repository.
5):
Choose whether to make your repository public or private.
6):
Click on the "Create Repository" button.
***VSCode will now create a new repository on GitHub.***
In the Source Control view, you will see a list of your local files.
7):
Select the files that you want to upload to GitHub.
8):
Click on the "Commit" button.
***In the commit message, enter a brief description of the changes that you are making.***
9):Click on the "Commit" button.
VSCode will now push your changes to GitHub.
Your project is now uploaded to GitHub.






-----------------Here are some additional tips for uploading a project to GitHub with VSCode:-----------------



If you are uploading a large project, you may want to use the

"Incremental Sync" option.

This will only upload the changes that you have made since your last commit.

If you are uploading a project that contains sensitive information, you may want to encrypt your repository.

This will prevent anyone from viewing the contents of your repository without your permission.

You can also use VSCode to collaborate on projects with other people.

To do this, you will need to create a new repository and invite your collaborators.