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.

• Make sure you remember your password (GitLab Password from the first day of your work)

• 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 go to project repository folder(Still use the Git Bash):
~ cd D:/Workspace/Repository  // Follow your directory path
Click enter.

3. Then checkout git project url 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.git
For your project depends on the url in gitlab(check from Gitlab).
Click enter.
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(Still use the Git Bash):

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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).
Command for switching to 'develop' branch at below
~ 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
Click enter.

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

7. When you finish a feature and pull the file from the branch, please do:
~ git pull origin develop
Click enter.

Then:
~ git push
Click enter.

1. If your role in gitlab is a developer, you cannot push your code into an empty repository.
2. Check the repository whether the readme.md has been created. If not please tell the maintainer.
3. If the readme.md is in the repository, you can pull the master from gitbash.
4. Type this command: "git pull origin master --allow-unrelated-histories"
5. After pull, developer can push as usual.

2. To Push Using Atom IDE

• To push project into Gitlab using Atom, need to open Atom > File > Add project folder > Search your project inside Repository. Picture at below

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  Atom project folder

• You need to click the file.php to stage the project. Picture is below

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  Git stage

• You need to stage all file before commit to your branch. After stage all, write something inside commit message, saying that you have commit to the 'name of your branch'.

// Make sure you commit to the right branches. Below tab there is LiveReload - UFT-8 - PHP. Beside the PHP is the category of branch that were connected to your gitlab project.

• To push you have to right-click 'fetch' between of branch and GitHub. After you right-click the 'fetch', you will see more function such as Push, Pull and etc. After you click 'Push' you can view/check at Gitlab under name of your branch, search the folder that you push.