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GitLab offers git repository management, code reviews, issue tracking, activity feeds and wikis.

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this is a robotics team with some questions. Here's our current setup, using GitLab: Currently, we have a main branch as well as a separate branch for each of our programmers. When they want to start ...
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I'm try to improve our deliver time from start to end. I read google post about 4key metrics. I have questions that don't find answers in any post. 1- Lead time definition is "The amount of time ...
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I am currently seeking a solution to run sanity tests on my GitLab repos architecture. There are more than 20 repos in a GitLab group. My idea is to create a "Health Check Repo" (HCR) that ...
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I’m working on a small project with two other developers. Our work is on Gitlab. Our general workflow is that we create feature branches by branching off development which get merged back into ...
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I want to create a git repo that will include scripts in /nfsdrive/sbin/ and the services that activate these scripts—which reside in /etc/init.d/. I've searched the documentation and the relevant ...
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So I have a project which does not have any regression test or automated unit tests. We release every week. We use forking git flow which is basically everyone forks repo and pushes their changes in ...
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I've got a large, old application with a clunky, extremely manual deployment process (essentially, tribal knowledge combined with random scripts / build jobs scattered across servers). The application ...
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I'm starting to define how issues should be handled in GitLab. Most specifically whether the author should be editing the original issue to keep it up to date or use only comments. Let's say that you ...
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I use GitFlow as a workflow for versionning for less than 1 month. I've just finished to develop a feature branch which has been merged to develop/. Now, I'm starting a release branch from develop. ...
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I'm using semantic-release to auto find out the next version based on the git commit. It's working fine with creating new version, upload to npm and create new git tag. And semantic-release is ...
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I'm trying to get a better understanding of how tox and GitLab CI (with docker runners) would work together, as they seem to have a bit of overlap in what each does. I think I may be missing something ...
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I'm using GitLab for open-source projects, they are all configured with the same visibility settings. However, one of the projects is behaving differently from the rest. The Project visibility is ...
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We have a scenario where we'd like to use two branches in our git workflow, otherwise known as develop and master. The current flow is as follows: Create feat-branch - this branch will be based off ...
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I have a git repository and I would like to add the installation steps required to make the project work locally. The project is a company and private project and users will also be contributors. I'm ...
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We have a team of 6 developers working in multiple technology stack. Most of these developers have little experience 1 - 2 years to be precise. We are very successful on enforcing coding standards ...
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