To push your changes from the delete-user branch in Visual Studio Code, follow these steps:

1. Check Current Branch

Make sure you are on the delete-user branch.

• Open VS Code Terminal (Ctrl + ~ or View > Terminal).
• Run:shCopyEditgit branch
  • If you see * delete-user, you are on the correct branch.

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2. Add Your Changes

Since you’ve modified UserTable.js, stage your changes:

shCopyEditgit add UserTable.js

Or, to add all changes:

shCopyEditgit add .

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3. Commit the Changes

Now, commit your changes with a meaningful message:

shCopyEditgit commit -m "Updated UserTable.js to handle user deletion"

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4. Push to Remote Repository

Push your branch to the remote repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.):

shCopyEditgit push origin delete-user

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5. Verify on GitHub

• Go to your GitHub repository.
• Check if the delete-user branch has been updated.
• If needed, create a Pull Request (PR) to merge into main or develop.

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Alternative: Using VS Code UI

If you prefer GUI steps:

1. Click on the Source Control (Ctrl + Shift + G).
2. You should see the modified file (UserTable.js).
3. Click on the + (stage) button next to the file or “Stage All Changes”.
4. Enter a commit message in the box.
5. Click the ✔ Commit button.
6. Click on the “Sync Changes” or “Push” button.

Your changes should now be successfully pushed!