Con 27 create pr #71
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| Selecting the share code option starts a collaboration session in your IDE. This means that any file you open will also open in the IDE of the other participant on the call, allowing you to edit together as you would in a google doc. You can even codeshare on files that aren't under source control (such as files ignored in Git) or files from outside the directory (such as external libraries’ source files). | ||
| Selecting the share code option opens a dialog, which shows the different projects you have open and the different methods of sharing you have available. You can choose to use JetBrains Code With Me to collaborate, or you can use GitLive's proprietary code sharing solution. You can find more information about using Code With Me here. |
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Selecting the share code option opens up a modal, which shows the different projects you have open and the different methods of pair programming that are available.
eleaborate on when you can share through which method
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| title: Support for Live Share / Code With Me | ||
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| subtitle: Seamlessly edit files together in real-time, using IDE specific collaboration tools |
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Leverage IDE specific collaboration tools for a fully-fledged pair programming experience
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| #### Starting a Live Share Session | ||
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| To start a Live Share session, you should select the Live Share tab on the Share Code popup modal, and select the project you would like to share. |
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mention the condition for this option to appear in the first place
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| #### Sharing with GitLive | ||
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| Sharing with the built-in codeshare and then realise you need the extra power of Live Share? No problem, you can switch from the built-in codeshare to Live Share at any time in VS Code. | ||
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this doesnt belong here, its out of context. also rename the title to Switiching from GitLive code share to Live Share
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put it at the bottom of the section
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| Once you have signed in, you are good to go! |
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thats not entirely true, link to what the teammate has to do now
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| #### Joining a Live Share Session | ||
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| When your teammate starts codesharing via LiveShare or CodeWithMe and you have a compatible IDE already open you will see a prompt to switch to that IDE window. |
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this is a confusing, use guest host terminolgy everywhere
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why mention code with me in this section?
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dont name it compatible IDE name it VS code its only vs code here
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| Here you'll see any notifications regarding joining the codeshare. |
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here doesnt mean anything
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| Then your teammate's project will open in a new IDE window and you are good to go! |
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| subtitle: Seamlessly edit files together in real-time, using IDE specific collaboration tools | ||
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| subsection: [VS Code, JetBrains, Android Studio] |
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lets have two sections? Live share and Code WIth me
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| Selecting the GitLive option is the quickest way to start a collaboration session in your IDE. This means that any file you open will also open in the IDE of the other participant on the call, allowing you to edit together as you would in a google doc. You can even codeshare on files that aren't under source control (such as files ignored in Git) or files from outside the directory (such as external libraries’ source files). |
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whats the difference between ignored in Git and external libraries’ source files
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This means that any file you open will also open in the IDE of the other participant on the call
We said guest and host terminoly everywhere, not you and me etc
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elaborate on this means.. you refer to "quickest", what makes it the quickest? the fact that its a one click hassle and you can get started..
also mention what choosing a specific project vs all project does
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By quickest, I meant that Live Share/Code With Me take much longer to load. So literally quickest in terms of time. Did you want me to expand on that?
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whats the difference between ignored in Git and external libraries’ source files
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By quickest, I meant that Live Share/Code With Me take much longer to load. So literally quickest in terms of time. Did you want me to expand on that?
Yes instaed of starting the next senetence with "this means", explain why its quickest, for examply. Simply select share and return to your IDE. Your file navigation will now be followed by the guest, allowing you to edit together as you would in a google doc.
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| #### Joining a Live Share Session | ||
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| When your teammate (who will host the code share in this case) starts codesharing via Live Share and you have VS Code open, you will see a prompt to switch to that IDE window. |
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the host starts a code share via ..
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| Your teammate's project will then open in a new IDE window and you are good to go! | ||
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| If you didn't have a compatible IDE already open you will be prompted to open the sharing link in the browser instead. |
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why compatible IDE if this section is vs code live share and only relates to vs code?
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| From here you can open a compatible IDE if you already have one installed or even join via the browser. |
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Upon joining the session you can install Vs Code or simply join the session via the browser.
Does it prompt you to install after clickin join?
| #### Starting a Live Share Session | ||
| If you have the Live Share extension installed on VS Code, you have the option of using Live Share to pair program on your call. To start a Live Share session, you should select the Live Share tab on the Share Code popup modal, and select the project you would like to share. |
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after the first sentence lets add a sentence, if you havent... install it here (hyperlink)
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| #### Joining a Code With Me Session | ||
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| When your teammate starts codesharing via LiveShare or CodeWithMe and you have a compatible IDE already open you will see a prompt to switch to that IDE window. |
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what did we say about compatible?
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| The guest wll now be able to join the session! |
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Once accepted, the session starts
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| #### Joining a Code With Me Session | ||
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| Once the host starts codesharing via CodeWithMe and you have a compatible IDE already open you will see a prompt to switch to that IDE window. |
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IS code with me onw word?
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