GitLab initial commit code Experience

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The company recently GitLab a whole, has been using svn for me, very confused, finishing the following documents for you beginners, the following applies windows computer:

First, the website registered an account (account passwords to remember): generally take a GitLab their company website, that can not retrieve the password

Second, the pages get generated secret key command (SSH-keygen  -t rsa  -b 4096  -C  "own account" ) to the windows cmd in the execution, and then prompt the next operation (at the moment to remember the password set), find the corresponding the key

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Third, the generated files in the secret key, to save the page settings (such as reset, then please delete the previous settings)

 

 

Fourth, download and install git (fool installation)

Fifth, if the account privileges allow, then in an empty project will establish a new project, not have to find a higher authority account

Sixth, find the corresponding code directory want to put the code, right click and select "Git Bash Here", press the "Enter" key

 

 

 

 Seven login page to find the appropriate item

 

 

 

Eight, enter the following command to clone the code:

Git clone copy out the page code address

 Nine, the code required to submit (as long as the files in the folder) to move to this new directory

Ten, open the folder where the code, execute the command:

git add .

 

 

 

XI submit code to a local warehouse

the commit -m git " initial commissioning "

 

 

 XII retrieve remote updates, enter a password (hereinafter referred not updated)

git pull

 

 XIII submit code to the remote, enter your password

git push

 

XIV, pages can view the code has been successfully submitted

 

 

Reference Links:   https://blog.csdn.net/dc282614966/article/details/89311683

       https://www.cnblogs.com/xiuxingzhe/p/9312929.html

      https://blog.csdn.net/AdminGuan/article/details/100660347

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