You'll be redirected to the browser, where you can sign in with your GitHub EMU credentials.Įnsure you enter your GitHub EMU account credentials (the username has an underscore followed by the company name) on this page.Īfter you sign in, you'll get a success window in the browser, and you can return to Visual Studio.īy default, Visual Studio only has public GitHub accounts enabled. You can add your GitHub EMU account if you're already signed into Visual Studio with a Microsoft account, work account, or school account.įrom the All Accounts submenu, select the + or the Add dropdown to add an account, and then select GitHub. Then, follow the instructions above to add your GitHub account.Īdding GitHub Enterprise Managed User (EMU) accounts You can also open the Account Settings dialog by going to File > Account Settings.

If you're not already signed in to Visual Studio with a different account, select the Sign in link in the upper-right corner of the Visual Studio environment. You'll have both accounts present in your All Accounts submenu. After you sign in, you'll get a success window in the browser, and you can return to Visual Studio. You'll be redirected to the browser, where you can sign in with your GitHub credentials. You can also open the Account Settings dialog by going to File > Account Settings.įrom the All Accounts submenu, select the plus sign to add an account, and select GitHub. Select the icon with your initials in the upper-right corner of the Visual Studio environment. You can add your public GitHub account if you're already signed into Visual Studio with a Microsoft account, work account, or school account.

After you add your account, you'll be able to take advantage of the platform integration by accessing and creating GitHub repositories, right from Visual Studio. If you have a public GitHub or GitHub Enterprise account, you can add it to your Visual Studio keychain. Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code

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