Publishing Your ADS Repository to GitHub

Explore how to publish your Azure Data Studio repository to GitHub to enable collaboration, secure off-site backups, and streamline version control. This lesson guides you through setting up a GitHub account, creating a repository, linking it with Azure Data Studio, and synchronizing your local changes with the cloud.

We'll cover the following...

- Setting up a GitHub account
- Committing changes

Y## Why publish our repo? There are lots of reason to share your Azure Data Studio solution with other developers:

You may want an off-site backup of your work.
You may be working from more than one computer.
You may be collaborating with additional developers on an ADS solution.
You may have an open-source ADS solution you want to share with like-minded developers.
You may want community feedback.

If one or more of the above is true, Azure Data Studio makes it uber easy to move your repository to the GitHub portal.

1.Introduction

2.Open Source, Cross-Platform, Multi-Database

3.Everything Starts with a Connection

4.SQL Editing Reimagined

5.Visualizing and Exporting Your Queries

6.Getting Things Done with Notebooks

7.Reaching Beyond SQL

8.Source Control by Design

9.Free and Easy Extensions

10.Wrap Up

11.Appendixes

Publishing Your ADS Repository to GitHub

Setting up a GitHub account