As you work on your contributions, Merge Request (MR) Coaches are here to help you succeed. This guide explains how we can support you throughout your contribution journey. What is a Merge Request Coach? MR Coaches are GitLab team members with a special interest in helping community ...
There are different ways and tools when it comes to squashing commits. In this post, we'll talk about Interactive Rebase and Merge as the two main ways to squash commits.Interactive RebaseYou can manually squash your commits at any time using Git's "Interactive Rebase" feature. Going deep ...
The definitive guide to remote internships The GitLab Test — 12 Steps to Better Remote The importance of a handbook-first approach to communication The phases of remote adaptation The Remote Work Report 2021 What not to do when implementing remote: don't replicate the in-office experien...
Git is decentralized. To collaborate with others on a single project, you need to interact with several repositories, most often three: your local repository, your remote, and the official repository. It's already difficult to follow what's going on in a single repository, and it's even mor...
Is there any way we can check if the merge request can be merged or not using the GitLab APIs? Merge requests API | GitLab API returns the “merge_status” which is set to either “can_be_merged” or “can_not_be_merged” but this only indicates if we can merge the MR cleanly ...
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The definitive guide to remote internships The GitLab Test — 12 Steps to Better Remote The importance of a handbook-first approach to communication The phases of remote adaptation The Remote Work Report 2021 What not to do when implementing remote: don't replicate the in-office experien...
Gitlab is a DevOps platform that facilitates continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), and deployment in a single application.
Git supports branching, which allows developers to work on different features or fixes in isolated environments. Teams can merge changes into the main project seamlessly, even when multiple contributors work simultaneously. Its distributed nature ensures every user has a full copy of the repository to...
How to Use GitLab merge-requests, api yoa21 April 16, 2020, 8:40pm 1 Hi, If I have a merge request that is ready for merge, where the green “Merge” button is available, is there a way to do it through the API rather than having to go to the merge request and click on ...