These guides will cover everything you need to run a full Git workflow from PowerShell, from creating your first repository to signing commits with GPG and integrating with VS Code.
Guides
Configuring Git Integration in VS Code Using PowerShell
Set up VS Code as your Git editor and diff tool, configure your user identity, and make VS Code the default interface for merge conflicts, all from PowerShell.
Creating a New Git Repository Using PowerShell
Initialize a local repository, stage your first files, make your first commit, and push to a remote, step by step from the PowerShell prompt.
Signing Git Commits Using PowerShell
Configure Git to automatically sign your commits with your GPG key so every commit carries a verified cryptographic signature.
Setting up GPG Keys with PowerShell (coming soon)
Learn how to generate a GPG key pair, configure it for use with Git, and verify that signed commits show as verified on platforms like GitHub and GitLab.