Buenas,
in the previous post commented on an extension to work with Git without having to install Visual Studio Tools for Git need to since it requires the Visual Studio 2012 Update 2 CTP installed.
As well, a time that we have installed Git Source Control Provider ; and change the provider to Git , the next thing we have to do is set up the same. The interface of this plugin is based on command line tools from Git, so you will have to download them from the official page of Git (http://git-scm.com/download/win )).
At this point we can already create a repository Git and add elements to it. Once we have made a couple of changes and uploaded them, we can see that in options from a file we have the ability to start working with Git .
The Pending Changes panel allows you to see the changes made to a file in the format Git . We can even see the command to see these differences in the header of the same.
The moment to see the history of a file, we can see how the app tab shows the historical with the branches associated in a very graphic way.
By now I see good looking, I still prefer GitBash, but I will give you a couple of days of testing to see if I autoconvezo.
Download:
Git for Windows > http://git-scm.com/download/win
Saludos @ Home
El Bruno
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El Bruno 
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