
Hello. This is Komiya. I felt like my seniors wanted it, so here is a note from the time of introducing gitlab. If you mess around, it will be long and the procedure will be complicated, and whether you can reproduce it as it is may depend on your environment, so we cannot guarantee it. The environment reproduced in this procedure was CentOS 6.5. If you can accept postgres, there is an omnibus version that can be automatically included, so I think it would be a good idea to use that. ...

Hello. This is Komiya. This is a continuation of the previous article. This time I'm going to write about git merges and tags and conflicts. Well, please watch warmly as it is when beginners get used to it. I don't talk about git-flow or branch models. Check where you are now ''' $ git branch -a add_custom_repository * master '''...
Good morning. This is Infra Miyashita. Last time, we explained the installation of source tree and key registration, so this time we will explain the connection with gitlab. Since there is gitlab in the company, it is assumed that you will be connected to gitlab. (Of course, you also have a gitlab account) Select "SSH keys" from the menu on the gitlab profile screen. ...
Hello. This is Komiya. It's OPS, but I tried using Git ~ Part 1, so don't forget to take notes because I'm a beginner in GitHub, GitLab, and Git. This time, I'll just push it stutteringly. If you cut the branch, you will be full if you write it from the first time. Maybe up to number two. Part 2 is about branch, tag, and confrict. ・Background...

Good morning. This is the Miyashita of infrastructure. There is gitlab running in the company, but I am having trouble with fewer people using git than I thought, probably because there are few people who can use CLI. Recently, it seems that you can fully experience Git with Windows tools, so this time I would like to introduce "SourceTree". ...