I wanted a Git toolbar in Visual Studio and I found no solution to this so I thought I would share this with you.
I installed the Git Source Control Provider and got Git working (via TortoiseGit) with the right click context menu. This was tedious and rather ugly as all the TortoiseGit commands had the same icon.
I then added external tools to Visual Studio...
The external tool commands for TortoiseGit are as follows:
Once the external commands were created I created my toolbar. Visual Studio 2010 out of the box will not allow you to have an image in your toolbar so I installed the Command Image Changing Extension.
Here are the icons I created
The end result is a toolbar with the commands (showing only icons) that I need.
Update for Visual Studio 2012
The commands have changed slightly and are as follows:
I wanted a Git toolbar in Visual Studio and I found no solution to this so I thought I would share this with you.
I installed the Git Source Control Provider and got Git working (via TortoiseGit) with the right click context menu. This was tedious and rather ugly as all the TortoiseGit commands had the same icon.
I then added external tools to Visual Studio...
The external tool commands for TortoiseGit are as follows:
Once the external commands were created I created my toolbar. Visual Studio 2010 out of the box will not allow you to have an image in your toolbar so I installed the Command Image Changing Extension.
Here are the icons I created
The end result is a toolbar with the commands (showing only icons) that I need.
Update for Visual Studio 2012
The commands have changed slightly and are as follows: