Essential Visual Studio 2019 by Bruce Johnson

Author:Bruce Johnson
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781484257197
Publisher: Apress

The large section in the middle, labeled Changes, is the collection of files that have been added, deleted, or modified since the last time a commit was performed. These files (or a subset of them) will be part of your commit.

In Visual Studio, by default all the changed files are initially considered staged. This is an effort to make it easier for developers to perform a commit. A high percentage of the commits performed by developers includes all changed files, so this optimization frequently saves a step. However, you can always be judicious about the files that get staged. Individual files and folders are staged by right-clicking them and choosing Stage from the context menu. When you stage any files, the assumption that Visual Studio started with (that all files should be considered staged) is discarded and only those that are explicitly staged are eligible to be committed. Figure 5-20 shows the Changes pane where some files have been staged.

Figure 5-20Changes pane with some staged files

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