In the previous lecture we have successfully pushed changes from our local repository to remote repository
and now you see here all comments that were missing before.
MARTIN Mike is out of all four doors.
Comets that were just pushed to a remote repository is different from the altar of owls or comets and
actually in the previous lecture I have modified the local name and email specifically for this repository
and those tried to make a NAS or a change here and use this change to remote repository.
Let's try it.
Let me open visuals to the gold and let's change for example read into them file once again here locally.
Let me add new line.
New Line was added locally.
Like so let's save this file go to source control here and let me type here commit message a nozzle
local change and commit this wonderful and immediately here in Visual Studio gold you'll see that there
was single change ready to be pushed.
Let's do that in the terminal.
Let's go there and type push Bush view and Antar pushing
please notice that I am not prompted for use of name and basalt anymore.
That's because they were stored automatically and no charges where successfully pushed.
Let's go to remote repository and a fresh view here.
Click refresh and no I'll see here another local change.
And no this change was made by Mike guitar.
And if I go back to time and now and enter here get log I'll see same information here.
In last commit out or is Mike guitar and e-mail is Mike the guitar at gmail dot com.
And that means that the local settings for user name and password have more priority than global settings
of user name and password.
OK.
Wonderful.
This go you can easily make any changes locally and pull them to remote repository.
And know our local feature one branch is in sync with remote feature one branch they both point to the
same can meet my gaze someone hears of this committee is here and same committee you'll see here on
the list it starts with three e FC.
Okay this go get bush walks.
Now you can try to experiment yourself make some more new changes in your project to commit them and
push them to remote repository in the next lecture we will verify that our local official one branch
is fully in sync with remote feature one branch.
See you in the next lecture.
Bye bye.