I generally write things that I'm going to publish on my README file on excel file and save it as csv and import into this tool and copy paste the Generated Markdown and it creates a table that its decent for others to read your instructions. Hope that helps. Managing mirrored repositories. A short overview of managing mirrored repositories. This assumes you have already installed gitlab-mirrors. Currently gitlab-mirrors supports the following repository types.
- GitLab Tutorial
- GitLab Basics
- GitLab Users and Groups
- GitLab Issue Tracker
- GitLab Instance Management
- GitLab Continuous Integration
- Selected Reading
In this chapter, we will discuss about how to create a new project in the GitLab.
Step 1 − To create new project, login to your GitLab account and click on the New project button in the dashboard −
Step 2 − It will open the New project screen as shown below in the image −
Enter the project name, description for the project, visibility level (accessing the project's visibility in publicly or internally) and click on the Create project button.
Step 3 − Next it will create a new project (here given the project name as first-gitlab-prjt) with successful message as shown below −
Push the Repository to Project
Step 4 − You can clone the repository to your local system by using the git-clone command −
The clone command makes a copy of repository into a new directory called first-gitlab-prjt.
Step 5 − Now go to your newly created directory and type the below command −
The above command creates a README.md file in which you can put the information about your folder.
Step 6 − Add the README.md file to your created directory by using the below command −
Step 7 − Now store the changes to the repository along with the log message as shown below −
The flag -m is used for adding a message on the commit.
Step 8 − Push the commits to remote repository which are made on the local branch −
The below image depicts the usage of above commands in pushing the commits to remote repository −
- GitLab Tutorial
- GitLab Basics
- GitLab Users and Groups
- GitLab Issue Tracker
- GitLab Instance Management
- GitLab Continuous Integration
- Selected Reading
In this chapter, we will discuss about how to create a new project in the GitLab.
Step 1 − To create new project, login to your GitLab account and click on the New project button in the dashboard −
Gitlab Md Files
Step 2 − It will open the New project screen as shown below in the image −
Enter the project name, description for the project, visibility level (accessing the project's visibility in publicly or internally) and click on the Create project button.
Step 3 − Next it will create a new project (here given the project name as first-gitlab-prjt) with successful message as shown below −
Push the Repository to Project
Step 4 − You can clone the repository to your local system by using the git-clone command −
The clone command makes a copy of repository into a new directory called first-gitlab-prjt.
Step 5 − Now go to your newly created directory and type the below command −
The above command creates a README.md file in which you can put the information about your folder.
Step 6 − Add the README.md file to your created directory by using the below command −
Step 7 − Now store the changes to the repository along with the log message as shown below −
The flag -m is used for adding a message on the commit.
Github Md File
Step 8 − Push the commits to remote repository which are made on the local branch −
Gitlab Md File Add Image
The below image depicts the usage of above commands in pushing the commits to remote repository −
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