How to set up gitlab integration? Method introduction

With the continuous advancement of software development work, version control and collaborative development are becoming more and more important. To this end, GitLab plays an important role in this space. This article explains how to set up an integration in GitLab so your team can work better together.

First, make sure you already have a GitLab account and that you are a member of the team. If you don't have a GitLab account yet, please visit the GitLab official website (https://about.gitlab.com/) to register an account.

Next, we need to create a project. In the upper left corner of the GitLab main interface, select "New Project", choose a name for your project, and select a namespace. We can also choose whether to store the code locally or create the project directly on GitLab. Of course, in this article we will take creating a project directly on GitLab as an example.

After successfully creating the project, we will see the main interface of the code warehouse. We can use the "Clone" button to copy the code repository to our local computer. Next, we can set up GitLab integration.

1. Project Settings

On the main interface of the code warehouse, find the “Settings” button. Click it and we enter the project settings interface.

(1) Under the "General" tab, you can set the name, description, visibility, etc. of the project.

(2) Under the “Integrations” tab, we can add many different types of integration tools, such as Slack, Jira, Trello, etc. These tools help us work better together to develop more efficiently.

(3) Under the "CI/CD" tab, we can configure the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline. We can configure GitLab Runner and add build scripts to ensure code quality and reliable deployments.

(4) Under the "Advanced" tab, we can further configure project settings, such as project protection, project members, LFS (Git Large File Storage) and Webhooks settings, etc.

2. Code Warehouse

GitLab’s powerful code branching and merging functions make collaborative team development a breeze.

(1) Branch management: GitLab’s default branch is the “master” branch, and we can create more branches as needed. Team members can perform development work without breaking the main code and merge the code into the master branch after the tests pass.

(2) Merge request: When we submit changes to the master branch, we need to request other team members to review and approve these changes. This is GitLab’s merge request feature. Not only do merge requests help us maintain code quality, they also help us better coordinate our work and track issues.

3. Issue Tracking

GitLab also has a complete set of issue tracking capabilities. We can use issue tracking to track issues such as bugs, improvement requests, and feature requests.

(1) Add an issue: We can add an issue by creating a new issue under the “Issues” tag. You can specify the type of issue, priority, associated merge request, responsible person, etc.

(2) Assign processing: When we create a new issue, we can assign the issue to a specific person. This helps team members coordinate their work better and track issues for timely resolution.

(3) Issue tracking: We can track issue status, comments, merge requests, etc. on the issue tracking page. Additionally, GitLab offers many other features, such as mentioning a specific person in a comment, marking issues with a specific tag, and more.

Summary

By setting up GitLab integration, we can work better together, increase productivity and ensure software quality. The GitLab code repository is powerful and easy to use, which can greatly simplify our team development and management work. I hope the introduction in this article can be helpful to everyone!

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