What is a Git Workspace?

I have setup Git before for Visual Studio Online and now I am asked to configure a Workspace.
In the past I had to select a Git Repo folder, is that the same thing?
All of my code is in C:\Projects on my hard drive, should I put my Workspace to be c:\Projects
or should I create and use a c:\GitWorkspace folder ?
I searched for this and nothing that answered the question came up.
I still think Git is way to complicated, I am going to finish my source control when I get some time as Source Control should be seamless and git is anything but.

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Thank you for posting in here.
We are checking on this and will get back at earliest.
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Manu Rekhar

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ddrumm wrote:
Has the Design workspace layout deleted?
Yes
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gws
It is a KISS, bash, colorful, vundle-inspired helper to manage workspaces composed of git repositories.
License: MIT
Website: http://streakycobra.github.io/gws/
Github: https://github.com/StreakyCobra/gws
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Briefly
I encourage you to read the README file on github or the github-pages to get started, because:
This is just a very brief introduction
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kniren wrote:This is great! One of these tools that you don't know that you need until you know they exist
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column ALLOC_IN_MEG format 999,999,999.00
column CONSUMED_IN_MEG format 999,999,999.00
column USED_IN_MEG format 999,999,999.00
select ID,
ALLOCATEDSTORAGE / (1024 * 1024) as ALLOC_IN_MEG,
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set linesize 200
column ALLOC_IN_MEG format 999,999,999
column CONSUMED_IN_MEG format 999,999,999
column USED_IN_MEG format 999,999,999
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column WS_OWNER format a40
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Workspace totally disappeared

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