Today I explored GitLab – an amazing tool for version control and collaboration.
Step 1: Clone a GitLab repository
git clone <repo-url>
It brings the entire project to my local system.
Step 2: Switch to the main or master branch
git checkout main
or git checkout master
This is the main working branch in most projects.
Step 3: Make changes to files locally
I edited some files to simulate real project changes.
Step 4: Add & commit changes
git add .
git commit -m "Updated project files"
Adding means staging files, commit saves them with a message.
Step 5: Push code to GitLab
git push origin main
This sends my committed code to the remote GitLab repo.
Step 6: Create & publish a project on GitLab
Used GitLab UI to create a new project
Linked my local folder using git remote add origin
Key Commands Practiced in Terminal:
git clone
git checkout
git add
git commit
git push
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