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I've downloaded the necessary add-ins for Visual Studio 2012 to allow me to set up Git hub local repos.

I cloned some projects from git hub, and I see them in visual studio team explorer as Local Git Repositories.

The problem is: how do I reference these local repositories in my visual studio web project. I want to maintain the reference to the Local Git Repo, not just copy in the javascript files.

Is this my solution: the remote uri of my local git repo must be set to the TFS uri? Migrate local Git repo to Visual Studio Online from IDE In which case I def need tfs 2013?

Thanks, Michael

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  • Sorry, but I cannot follow what you are trying to do. Do you have a TFS and Git? – DaveShaw May 28 '14 at 19:34
  • I have a local repo of a project that i cloned from github, and I want to use (debug, makes edits to) that local repo within visual studio. I want to be able to check in those edits back to Github. I want to be able to use that local repo in multiple Visual studio projects. My main web project is source-controlled via TFS - not github. I have TFS 2012. I have visual studio 2012 with all the necessary Git extensions. – blomster May 28 '14 at 21:54

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If you wish to use TFVC 2012 with the Git client tools use Git-TF. If you wish to migrate from TFVC to Git you need a new Team Project in Visual Studio Online or TFS 2013 and you will have the full native Git experience.

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