How do I deploy a GitLab project?
How do I deploy a GitLab project?
Using GitLab to deploy project pages
Step 1: Create a repository for your project pages.
Step 2: Add content to the repository.
Step 3: Add continuous integration through .
Step 4: Deploy and test your new project pages.
- Step 1: Create a repository for your project pages.
- Step 2: Add content to the repository.
- Step 3: Add continuous integration through .
- Step 4: Deploy and test your new project pages.
How do I publish to GitLab?
- Step 1: Enable the Gitlab Package Registry.
- Step 2: Setup Authentication for Package Registry.
- Step 3 (Optional): Create a new project.
- Step 4: Update package information.
- Step 5: Configure your .
- Step 6: Publish your package.
- Publishing packages through Gitlab CI.
What is a project in GitLab?
From teams to repositories to organizations, there’s a potential for fresh confusion. In GitHub, repositories contain the Git/SVN repository, and the project assets such as issues, contribution metrics, etc. However users often refer to repos as projects interchangeably. So in GitLab, we call that container a Project.
How does GitLab CI Yml work?
gitlab-ci. yml file is a YAML file that you create on your project’s root. This file automatically runs whenever you push a commit to the server. This triggers a notification to the runner you specified in #3, and then it processes the series of tasks you specified.
