I set up a github repository to match the project I am working on in Visual Studio 2022. I did something wrong and only the project file exists. I followed a tutorial. But the tutorial was disappointing and the instruction was to drag the content of my project and I suppose I only uploaded the project file.
That was then. This is now. So far this is what I have done. In Visual studio I opened a command window by click on CTRL + `. THen using the.git file and its location from my github repository, I typed at the command line:
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Is the .sln in the repo? Or is it just a blank repo and you’re trying to sync it?
You described what you did in the past but I do not understand what you are asking how to do now.
For the future at least, you can create a repository at the same time as you create the project. You probably need to have your GitHub account configure first, I forget how to do that. Try creating a project and see what happens when you select the option to create a repository for it.
Do you have a Git menu in VS? As in:
You probably must install the extension to get that.
VS can make it quite easy to work with Git repositories, no need to use a command window. You can use a command window but usually it is not necessary.
The following appear to be useful tutorials.