Setting Up Git in Windows 11 and Changing VSCode Terminal Default Profile to Git Bash

Welcome to our CZcams tutorial on how to set up Git in Windows 11 and change the default profile of the VSCode terminal to Git Bash. Git is a powerful version control system that helps developers track changes in their code. By integrating Git into your workflow, you can manage your projects efficiently and collaborate seamlessly with others.
In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of setting up Git in Windows 11, configuring your global Git settings, and installing Git Bash as your default terminal profile in Visual Studio Code (VSCode).
steps:
1- Introduction
2 - Installing Git on Windows 11
3 - Configuring Global Git Settings
4 - Installing Git Bash
5 - Changing VSCode Terminal Default Profile to Git Bash
6 - Testing the Git Bash Terminal in VSCode
7 - Conclusion
Installing Git on Windows 11:
We will start by installing Git on your Windows 11 system. Git provides a convenient Windows installer that simplifies the installation process. We will guide you through each step to ensure a successful setup.
Configuring Global Git Settings:
Once Git is installed, it's essential to configure your global Git settings, including your name and email address. These settings will be associated with your commits and help identify you as the author.
Installing Git Bash:
Git Bash is a powerful shell environment that allows you to run Git commands and provides a Linux-like terminal experience on Windows. We will demonstrate how to download and install Git Bash, ensuring it integrates seamlessly with Git.
Changing VSCode Terminal Default Profile to Git Bash:
By default, VSCode uses the integrated terminal, which may not provide the full functionality of Git Bash. We will show you how to change the default profile of the VSCode terminal to Git Bash, enabling you to execute Git commands effortlessly within VSCode.
Testing the Git Bash Terminal in VSCode:
To ensure everything is set up correctly, we will test the Git Bash terminal within VSCode. We'll execute a few basic Git commands to verify that the integration is working as expected.
By the end of this tutorial, you will have successfully set up Git on your Windows 11 system, configured global Git settings, installed Git Bash, and changed the default terminal profile in VSCode to Git Bash. You'll be ready to leverage the power of Git for version control and streamline your development workflow.
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[@shloksuman8164]

good video for beginners!

[@shloksuman8164]

4:37 7th option is "SELECT DEFAULT PROFILE" , we can simply click there to setup the default profile of terminal. No need to do anything else

[@phh235]

bro, how to turn on suggestion/hint when typing of git in vscode, like cmd

[@shloksuman8164]

good video for beginners!