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GitLab uses Ruby on Rails, an open source version management system, to implement a self-hosted Git project repository, which can be accessed through the Web interface for public or private projects. It has features similar to Github, the ability to browse source code, manage defects and comments.

Installation

Just follow the online installation guide.

Https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/#centos6

Login configuration

For direct access to the server address, such as http://192.169.1.22/, a login window appears with the user name and password:

Username: root

Password: 5iveL!fe

New project

Click "+" on the navigation bar to go to the create project page

Where namespace is used to determine which project belongs to, you can choose User as your own, or select a group. This will affect the url of the project. For example, if you select the group team1 to create the project Test1, the project Test1 will be visible in this group team1, and the access path is https://domain.com/team1/Test1.

Visibility Level represents the permission level, which can be divided into three categories:

Private is private and can only be accessed by yourself or members of the group.

Internal access by all logged-in users

Public is public and accessible to everyone.

Add SSLKey

The code transfer protocol between git repositories mainly uses ssh protocol. Generally, the git users used when building gitlab do not have a password, so direct ssh cannot be logged in, so you need to use ssh-keygen to upload the public key and use asymmetric encryption to transmit.

Ssh-keygen-t rsa-C "$your_email"

Cat / .ssh/id_rsa.pub

The first command above generates a pair of private keys and public keys, which are stored in ~ / .ssh/id_rsa and ~ / .ssh/id_rsa.pub, respectively. After the end of the command, the save address is asked, and enter directly by default. The second command looks at the public key string and copies it manually.

Click Profile Settings-> SSH Keys-> Add SSH Keys on the panel. Then copy and paste the contents of the id_rsa.pub in the previous step into the input box and save them. You can upload the code now.

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