I created a new Team Project on Visual Studio Online that I have connected to in Visual Studio 2013. Using the IDE, I cloned a local Git repo (that was pulled down from GitH
This publish option is only shown when you are connected to a Team Project and when the remote uri of the git repository is set to the TFS uri.
To fix this you can manually edit the git files, but I tend to open the Git Command Prompt (right-click the repo and choose Open Command prompt.
On the command line enter:
git remote set-url origin http://[server]:[port]/tfs/[projectcollection]/_git/[ProjectName]
git pull
[[ resolve any merge issues ]]
git push
The answer marked as correct doesn't appear to be correct. To push an existing local repo to a VSO repo involves following:
git remote add origin https://<NAME>.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/_git/<PROJECT>
git push -u origin --all
This assumes you've already created <PROJECT>
in VS Online as a new team project using Git as the source control strategy.