Like other Remote host servers, GitLab also has the concept of branches for working with different features and issue fixes while isolating the new code from the main codebase. Users can create multiple branches for each development module. By default, the repositories have a “main” branch fo...
To rename a branch in GitLab, first, redirect to the Git root directory and display all branches. Then, select one of them and switch to it. Next, use the “git branch -m <branch-name>” command. After that, update the remote repository by running the “git push <remote-name> -u ...
you could create an alias like “git ren” that executes the “git branch -m” command. This is much faster and easier to remember, saving you plenty of typing. Let’s make an alias that
for branch in project.branches.list(merged=False, iterator=True): not_merged_branches_names.append(branch.name) print("Branches not merged: {b}".format(b=", ".join(not_merged_branches_names))) GL_TOKEN=$GITLAB_TOKEN python3 get_branches_by_state.py ─╯ Branches merged: main, test-br...
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The reason some developers choose to set a default upstream branch is that it eliminates a step in the pushing process. Instead of having to choose which remote branch to push commits to each time, they create a relationship, that we call setting a default upstream, between a local and remo...
1. Open a Git Bash terminal and move to the directory where you want to keep the project on your local machine. For example: cd ~/Desktop mkdir myproject cd myproject/ In this example, we changed the directory to Desktop and created a subdirectory called myproject. 2. Create a Git rep...
Create a .gitlab-ci.yml file in the project you want the scanner to run on. Include the Custom Scanner template. You should also be able to configure the template with environment variables. Commit the file to the main branch.Once the file has been committed, you can see that the ...
Hello. I want to check branch changes only in Gitlab CI. I need to use pre-commit run --from-ref=? --to-ref=HEAD What --from-ref to use? 👍 2 Member asottile commented Aug 16, 2021 please consult the documentation for running in CI asottile closed this as completed Aug 16...
git-filter-branch.txt git-fmt-merge-msg.txt git-for-each-ref.txt git-for-each-repo.txt git-format-patch.txt git-fsck-objects.txt git-fsck.txt git-fsmonitor--daemon.txt git-gc.txt git-get-tar-commit-id.txt git-grep.txt git-gui.txt git-hash-object.txt git-...