I guess your request wont work. GitLab does have its own location where all
repositories are stored. The file permissions and hooks are managed by
GitLab... That is GitLab has some special hooks to make it work.
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GitLab... That is GitLab has some special hooks to make it work.
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I want to use only one repository, but gitlab after importing creates fake
project where all changes applies. If you can help me to setup gitlab to
use my existing project without changing its location and with pushing
changes to it without additional efforts from developers/reviewers side - I'l
The Only way would be to use only one repository...
2015-08-07 8:30 GMT+02:00 Oleg Linkin :
> I mean, that I can't use this code-review tool over already existing
> project without additional movements. I want tool without necessity to use
> git from console for reviewer to add new code to repos
I mean, that I can't use this code-review tool over already existing
project without additional movements. I want tool without necessity to use
git from console for reviewer to add new code to repository
пятница, 7 августа 2015 г., 8:51:26 UTC+3 пользователь tombert написал:
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> I guess you are
I guess you are talking about multiple remotes? That is you can have your
repository on more than one server. The server you clone from is always the
origin. You can verify that by entering the command "git remote -v". You
can add other remotes (thus locations where your repo resides) by using
No. I have big project. We decide to add comfortable code-review. I installed
gitlab on server with project. Project lives in repositoryA. I Imported it to
gitlab. Teammates forked it and continue developing. One of the developers made
feature and send merge request to me. I reviewed his code a
Hi,
What do you mean by real Repository ?
I think you may want to clone the gitlab repository on your computer add
the "real" repository as another remote and then push the changes to the
"real repository"
this might help you :
https://git-scm.com/book/be/v2/Git-Basics-Working-with-Remotes
Le
No ideas? is it impossible?
вторник, 4 августа 2015 г., 14:56:11 UTC+3 пользователь Oleg Linkin написал:
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> I have imported real repository to gitlab. One user fork it, change and
> send merge request. I accept it. But there is no changes in my real
> repository, only in imprted-fake. How to pu
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