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You can discover more shortcuts by exploring the Source Control panel or referring to the official documentation. However, these are just a few of the many shortcuts available in VS Code’s Git integration. These shortcuts can help you navigate, commit, merge, and push changes to your Git repository quickly and efficiently.

Ctrl + Shift + P and type "Git: Switch Branch": This shortcut allows you to switch between branches in the repository.

Ctrl + Shift + P and type "Git: Fetch“: This shortcut fetches changes from the remote repository.

Ctrl + Shift + P and type "Git: Push": This shortcut pushes changes to the remote repository.

Ctrl + Shift + P and type "Git: Pull": This shortcut pulls changes from the remote repository.

Ctrl + Alt + R: This shortcut rebase the current branch onto another branch.

Ctrl + Alt + M: This shortcut merges the current branch with another branch.

Ctrl + Alt + N: This shortcut creates a new branch from the current branch.

Ctrl + Shift + Enter: This shortcut commits all changes in the repository with a commit message.

The Source Control panel will prompt you to enter a message for the commit.

Ctrl + Enter: This shortcut commits changes to the current branch with a commit message.

Ctrl + Shift + G: This shortcut opens the Source Control panel in VS Code, which displays all the Git-related commands and information about the current branch and changes.

In this article, we will discuss the essential shortcuts for Git integration in Visual Studio Code.