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Vaibhav Parekh

Vaibhav Parekh

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Create an issue in your GitLab project, assign it to a user, add a due date, and apply appropriate labels for priority and status.

Sep 30, 20242 min read

Here's how to create an issue in your GitLab project, assign it to a user, add a due date, and apply appropriate labels for priority and status: Step...

Create an issue in your GitLab project, assign it to a user, add a due date, and apply appropriate labels for priority and status.

Create GitLab project and assign different roles (e.g., Developer, Maintainer) to users. Verify access permissions for each role by performing action

Sep 30, 20242 min read

To create a GitLab project and assign different roles to users while verifying access permissions for each role, follow these steps: Step 1: Create a...

Create GitLab project and assign different roles (e.g., Developer, Maintainer) to users. Verify access permissions for each role by performing action

Create a .gitlab-ci.yml file in your repository that runs a basic job (e.g., running a script or test). Ensure the pipeline runs automatically on push

Sep 30, 20242 min read

To create a .gitlab-ci.yml file in your GitLab repository that runs a basic job (like executing a script or running tests) and ensures the pipeline...

Create a .gitlab-ci.yml file in your repository that runs a basic job (e.g., running a script or test). Ensure the pipeline runs automatically on push

Fork an existing repository from GitHub, clone it locally, make some changes, and create a pull request to the original repository.

Sep 30, 20242 min read

Here's a step-by-step guide to fork an existing GitHub repository, clone it locally, make changes, and create a pull request to the original...

Fork an existing repository from GitHub, clone it locally, make some changes, and create a pull request to the original repository.

Create a new branch called feature1, make some changes to it, and merge it back into the main branch. Ensure there are no merge conflicts.

Sep 30, 20242 min read

Here’s how to create a new branch called feature1, make changes in it, and then merge it back into the main branch without any merge conflicts: Step...

Create a new branch called feature1, make some changes to it, and merge it back into the main branch. Ensure there are no merge conflicts.

Create a new folder, initialize it as a Git repository, add a file, and commit it with a meaningful message. Push the changes to a new GitHub repo.

Sep 30, 20242 min read

Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating a new folder, initializing it as a Git repository, adding a file, committing the changes, and pushing it to a...

Create a new folder, initialize it as a Git repository, add a file, and commit it with a meaningful message. Push the changes to a new GitHub repo.