First way: The GitLab Web IDE First, we introduced theWeb IDE, which helps our users workwith the codebase in the browser. You can quickly open multiple files, make changes, and commit them. The Web IDE is handy when you need to make a small change, or you don't have the project...
Hello, I am new here and wondering how to make MR in correct way. Unfortunately the interface of GitLab not so intuitive and friendly to give a glue about error root cause. My MR failure : https://gitlab.com/ark-g/wires…
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 experience remotely Why GitLab uses the term all-remote to describe its 100% remote workforce Wo...
We tried to use “git push -o ci.skip” but it created a skipped pipeline and the merge request pipeline is also triggered. We tried to change the title test to$GITLAB_USER_LOGIN == "git-automation", and finally we tried: workflow: rules: - if: $GITLAB_USER_LOGIN == "git-automa...
After installing Git on your machine, the next step is to create a free GitHub account. GitHub is a web-based platform for version control. Alternatives include GitLab, Bitbucket, and SourceForge. Follow these steps: 1. Visit the official account creation page:Join GitHub ...
“So the trick is basically to put them (your direct reports) in charge, not you. You have the supporting role, they can request things from you. But the goal needs to be very clear.” (source) - A recipe on how to work with your direct reports, from a section of7 habits of hig...
GitLab uses runners to perform the heavy work, that is, execute the jobs you have specified in the CI/CD configuration. That means the deployment job will ultimately be executed on a GitLab runner, hence the private key will be copied to the runner such that it ...
reelase job uses the Changelog Commit and version determined from prepare release to create a new tag and deployment Example Flow (for semver_dialects) flowchart TB c1(Contributor) -- 1. create and update --> mrb(Merge Request) m1(Maintainer) -- 2. review, approve, and merge --> mrb ...
If our business is lucky enough to make it past its first few years, we often need to address the next hurdle: scaling. In this guide, we take a look at scaling from the perspective of internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n). We address workflow efficiency and howlocalization te...
how to review for open-source projects But if you want to get acquainted with some best practices for reviewing code of any kind (closed-source projects, on GitLab, etc.,) please do read on, because the principles and methodologies are universal. ...