Setting up your first project
To get started with GitLab, create a new project via the web interface. Select the project type (public or private), set its name and description. Once the project is created, you will be given access to the repository, where you can immediately start working with the code.
Creating and Managing Repositories
GitLab makes it easy to create new repositories and manage existing ones. list of turks and caicos islands consumer email Use the web interface to create branches, commits, and merge requests. Version control is simplified with built-in tools for visualizing changes and analyzing commit history.
Setting up CI/CD pipelines
Set up automated pipelines to test and deploy your code. In the .gitlab-ci.yml file, you can define steps such as build, test, and deploy that will be performed automatically whenever a change is made to the repository.
Collaboration: using merge requests, code reviews
Use merge requests to integrate changes into the main branch of the project. Each merge request can be accompanied by discussions and code reviews, allowing the entire team to participate in the process and ensure high-quality code before it is merged.