How to upload local projects to Gitlab

During the development process, we often need to use version control software to manage our code. Among them, Gitlab is a commonly used version control tool that can help us with code management, collaborative development, etc. If you still don’t know how to upload a local project to Gitlab, you might as well follow the guide in this article to find out.

1. Install Git

First, before using Gitlab, we need to install Git. Under Mac and Linux systems, you can enter the following command through the terminal to install:

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install git

Under Windows systems, you can go to the Git official website (https://git-scm.com/downloads) to download the installation package for installation. .

2. Create a Gitlab account

Next, you need to create a Gitlab account. Go to Gitlab official website (https://gitlab.com/users/sign_up), fill in the registration information and complete the registration.

3. Create a project

After logging in to your Gitlab account, you can create a new project on the page. Click the "New Project" button, fill in the project name and project description, and then click "Create Project" to complete the creation.

4. Create a local warehouse

We need to create a Git warehouse locally first. The following command is to create a new warehouse locally.

$ mkdir projectname
$ cd projectname
$ git init

5. Associate the local warehouse with the Gitlab warehouse

In the local warehouse, we need to associate it with the Gitlab warehouse. First, copy the address in the Gitlab warehouse, as shown below:

gitlab.com/username/projectname.git

Then, enter the following instructions in the local warehouse:

$ git remote add origin git@gitlab.com:username/projectname.git

6. Add local code to the local warehouse

In the local warehouse, we need to add local code to it. This can be achieved using the following command:

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "First commit"

where "First commit" is the comment of the submission.

7. Submit the local warehouse to Gitlab

Finally, submit the local warehouse to Gitlab. Use the following command to complete the submission:

$ git push -u origin master

where "master" represents the branch name and can be replaced with other branch names.

8. Summary

The above introduces the basic steps for uploading local projects to Gitlab. In general, we need to install Git, create a Gitlab account, create a project, create a local warehouse, associate the local warehouse with the Gitlab warehouse, add local code to the local warehouse, and submit the local warehouse to Gitlab. I hope that I can become more comfortable using Gitlab!

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