Final answer:
To track untracked files in VSCode, you can use the Source Control panel or the command line.
Step-by-step explanation:
In Visual Studio Code (VSCode), to track untracked files, you can use the Source Control panel. First, make sure you have the Git extension installed. Then, open the Source Control panel by clicking on the Git icon in the sidebar. Any untracked files will be listed under the Changes section.
You can stage the untracked files by clicking on the plus icon next to each file. This will add the files to the staged changes. Once the files are staged, you can commit them to the repository.
Additionally, you can also track untracked files using the command line in VSCode. Open the integrated terminal by going to View > Terminal. Then, use the command 'git add ' to add individual files or 'git add .' to add all untracked files in the current directory.