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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 ...
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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Git Step 1 — Creating your workspace If you are converting an existing project into a Git repository, you can proceed to step 2. Otherwise, you can begin by creating a new working directory: mkdirtesting Copy Next, move into that working directory: ...
Once the pipeline finishes building, the final Docker Image is pushed to your GitLab registry (or wherever you’ve configured it). You can then pull and run that Image directly. This approach streamlines the entire process—from “idea” to “running container.” Feel free to clone or fork...
What I usually do is to use a repository on GitLab and auto-deploy + build directly on the App platform: Run any CI checks in GitLab on each merge request Only if the checks pass, I would merge the changes to my main branch Merging any changes to the main branch, would then trigger...
For this tutorial, I have chosenGitHubas a remote git platform because it is accessible to everybody, and because most open-source projects are on GitHub. But if you're using a different platform such asGitLab, don't worry, all platforms are very similar. ...
This process seems pretty simple so far. All of the English strings live in a string resource file calleden_US.jsonand all we have to do is translate those strings in language specific files (de_DE.json,ja_JP.json, etc.) in all supported languages and submit our changes for the loc...