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* You need to provide your public SSH key. This can easily be done on the Gitlab web-interface. |
* '''Recommended''': You need to provide your public SSH key. This can easily be done on the Gitlab web-interface. |
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= GIT Best Practise = == From scratch == * Create a new project via the webinterface. * Yo'll |
Server
Server Info |
git.math.uzh.ch |
Software |
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Git push/pull access |
mainly via SSH over git@git.math.uzh.ch |
Cheat sheet: GIT for SVN users
Prerequisites
You need the following software:
- An SSH keypair.
Create/Request an account
For Members of I-MATH
- You don't need to request a special account for Gitlab.
For Non-Members of I-MATH
If you wan't to collaborate with a project which is hosted on git.math.uzh.ch, you need to request a special Gitlab account. It's best if you write an email with a request to 'support AT math.uzh.ch'.
You will then receive an email for validation and first-time login.
After the first-time login
- If you requested an "external" account, you will be asked to change your initial password.
Recommended: You need to provide your public SSH key. This can easily be done on the Gitlab web-interface.
Login to Gitlab on `git.math.uzh.ch`
For Members of I-MATH |
choose 'LDAP login' |
For Non-Members of I-MATH |
choose 'External login' |
Working with Git
git COMMAND git@git.math.uzh.ch/<username>/<projectname>
Managing your Projects with Gitlab
Gitlab has quite extensive managing capabilities.
- You can, among other things,
- Crate/fork/rename/remove projects
- Create/delete/join Teams
- Assing members with roles to projects
- Create/Assing issues
- Have a wiki for a project
The gitlab user documentation is found on https://git.math.uzh.ch/help.
GIT Best Practise
From scratch
- Create a new project via the webinterface.
- Yo'll