Microsoft Releases Git Experience in Visual Studio

Microsoft Releases Git Experience in Visual Studio. One of the most critical features of this release was what Microsoft called "The Git Experience": a set of tools that makes Git the default source control experience in Visual Studio 2019, allowing the developer to control a Git repository directly from Visual Studio.

Earlier this month, during the  2020 edition of .NET Conf, Microsoft  released the latest version of Visual Studio for Windows. The new version included several improvements related to .NET 5 ( simultaneously released at the same event). However, one of the most critical features of this release was what Microsoft called " The Git Experience": a set of tools that makes Git the default source control experience in Visual Studio 2019. The new features allow the developer to control a Git repository directly from Visual Studio, reducing context-switching.

Microsoft first announced the new git tooling  earlier this year, in March. Since then, the Visual Studio development team has used the community feedback to refine the user interface and work on the new features. With its  official release at the .NET Conf, Git Experience replaced Team Explorer as the standard version control toolset for Visual Studio.

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