Pushing an existing local project to GitLab involves several steps to initialize Git, connect to a remote repository, and upload your files. Here’s a concise guide to help you through the process: 1. Create a New Repository on GitLab: Log in to your GitLab account. Click on the “New Project” button. Choose “Create blank project”.… Continue reading Add and Push an Existing Project to GitLab
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Commit the changes to the GitLab using the GitHub desktop application
Steps to commit the changes to the GitLab using the GitHub app, do the following steps Using the GitHub Desktop app, we can commit, push, and pull the details. For that, ‘Add’ the existing repository to the GitHub desktop app and add the repository that is already cloned to the local system. This newly added… Continue reading Commit the changes to the GitLab using the GitHub desktop application
Clone GitLab repository to the local system
We can clone the repository to the local system by using the following ways. Click the ‘Code’ button and copy the ‘Clone with SSH’ link. Open the ‘Open Git Bash Here‘ by right clicking from the folder C -> _repos Then type ‘git clone’ and paste the copied link. Select the folder to clone the… Continue reading Clone GitLab repository to the local system
Establish the connection between GitLab and the local system
SSH keys allow you to establish a secure connection between your computer and GitLab. For that, Create the SSH key. Copy the SSH public key and paste it in the GitLab Go to GitLab Edit the profile Click SSH keys Paste the SSH public key and the additional details. Save.
Create SSH key for GitLab
To create the SSH key for connecting the GitLab Open the Windows PowerShell type the following command. ssh-keygen -o -t rsa -C “emailid@jobinandjismi.com” If enter the file path else click enter. For “Enter passphrase”: click enter. For “Enter same passphrase again”: click enter After doing this, a public key and a private key will be… Continue reading Create SSH key for GitLab