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Open Source Training for GitLab and Git
This adds more possibilites with the native shell integration. - Explain >, * and = for modified changes, staged, not pull etc.
There's some wicked loop happening in the upload artifacts GitHub Action ``` ./global/ ./global/global/ ./global/global/global/ ./global/global/global/global/ ./global/global/global/global/global/ ```
Push an existing Git repository ``` cd existing_repo git remote rename origin old-origin git remote add origin https://11697-gitlab-0b092-web.nws.netways.de/gitlab-instance-249a55c0/training.git git push -u origin --all git push -u origin --tags ```
Same as in #232, training participants frequently ask about the fork functionality of GitLab. Maybe adding a lab where they fork a preexisting `internal` repository on the platform and explaining...
Labels integrate with various parts of GitLab's project management features: - issues - merge requests - Kanban board more and more participants of the training ask about labels and I...
They're pretty squished together and not super readable. One solution I could think of would be splitting them into two slides?
At this point the excercises aren't as straightforwards as I would like them to be. There are a bunch of commands that are a little too complex to expect people...
Using dedicated commands is less confusing to new users of git, and we should update the slides to demonstrate the usage of `git switch [-c]` instead of `git checkout [-b]`...
Using dedicated commands is less confusing to new users of git, and we should update the slides to demonstrate the usage of `git restore [--staged]` instead of `git rm [--cached]`...