hi as am a newbie to GIT with visual studio ,
I’m working with an n-tier website with multiple projects and at first i make it as an empty website , so the visual studio make a directory to the solution in Projects folders for VS2012 at documents and The BLL and DAL and the website pages itself at websites directory for visual studio main directory .
so when i trying to add the solution the source control this message shown up :
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