* Make a new empty repository without add a README in Azure DevOps.
* Copy the Url https://dev.azure.com/myADO/Project/_git/myGitSample from the Push an existing repository from the command line (Omit git remote add origin)
* Go to VSCode to add a new remote with Url above and named it myAzureDevOps for example (similar as git remote add origin [https://...)]https://...)
* After add remote successful, then push to remote (myAzureDevOps) (git push -u origin --all)
* Check Azure DevOps using browser
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