How To Use Gitlab Push, Pull And More

START HERE :

1. Open Git Bash

We assume that you have Gitlab account and have install Git.

Open Git Bash. Do all these in Git Bash command prompt:

Example with picture below

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  Git Bash Command Prompt

The command for Git Bash:

1. First, config your git credential:
git config --global user.name “John Doe” // Follow your Gitlab username
git config --global user.email johndoe@valse.com.my // Follow your Gitlab email/valse email
Click enter.

2. Then checkout git repository of our project(in Gitlab):
Example with picture at below

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  URL for repository

git clone [URL of the git project]
Example: git clone https://gitlab.com/valsetech/blinq-fashion-web/tree/develop.gitlab
For your project depends on the url in gitlab(check from Gitlab).
Click enter.

3. Then go to project repository folder(Still use the Git Bash):
The command for opening project repository inside Git Bash check below 
cd blinq-fashion-web   // This is for example, follow your project repository name.
Click enter.

4. Then switch to “develop” branch:

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  Branches

There is more than 1 branches. 
Master Branch is for the lead developer.
Develop Branch is for developer.
Member-section is for all member(can pull from this section).
git checkout develop
Click enter.

5. Then create new branch, let call this branch “member-section”: (you can do this in Git Bash or Atom)
git checkout -b member-section

6. Publish this branch so that other member can also access it:
git push --set-upstream origin member-section

7. When you finish a feature and want to merge with latest code, please do:
git pull origin develop

Then:
git push