Terminal;GitLab
Terminal Guide
These instructions are available on the Details page of your repository, with the correct URLS filled in.
Adding code you cloned from somewhere to your repository
To upload a project from your machine to your new repository using the terminal, follow the instructions below.
- Make sure you are in the folder with your code in.
- Enter the command
git remote rename origin old-origin - Enter the command
git remote add origin URL - Enter the command
git push -u origin --all - Enter the command
git push -u origin --tags
The code you cloned from the original source will now be uploaded to your repository.
Note andy changes you have made will not be uploaded. To upload your changes follow the Upload Changes section below.
Adding a project you’ve created to your repository
If you have created a new project (rather than having cloned it from somewhere), follow the instructions below.
- Make sure you are in the folder with your code in.
- Enter the command
git init - Enter the command
git remote add origin URL - Enter the command
git add . - Enter the command
git commit -m "Initial commit" - Enter the command
git push origin master
Uploading changes
After you have made changes to your code you need to commit and push those changes.
- Make sure you are in the folder with your code in.
- Enter the command
git add . - Enter the command
git commit -m "Enter commit message about changes here" - Enter the command
git push origin master
Pulling Changes
If you have a repository on gitlab and a local repository on your machine and the local version isn’t up to date (you’ve made changes on another machine) follow the instruction below.
- Make sure you are in the folder with your code in.
- Enter the command
git pull --all