Gitlab Personal Repository - How should be arranged
This lesson shows you the they in which your Repository should be organized for the Mobile App Development course.
Activity Type | Lesson |
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Expected duration | 20 minutes |
Topic | GitLab Repository arrangement |
Objective | To give guidelines on how the GitLab repository should be arranged |
Your repo is a extension of you. So, treat it like it is something important. Keep it up to date and please follow the guidelines that we will give you.
Creating Repositories
First things first, you will need to create a GitLab account, if you don't have one yet.
When you login in to gitlab you will be redirected to your projects page. In there, click on "new project"
The project name should be ISIS3510_201920_P_uniandesLogin. You can choose a visibility level, set it to public.
Defining Milestones and Issues
Now that you have your repository, it is important to define some goals. To do that, select issues at the left bar and then select milestones.
Create one milestone for this Sprint, select the start and the due date.
After that, select "issues" at the left bar, and then select "list". There, you will be able to create some issues. Go ahead and create one with the name 'Create wiki', set the due date for today, and assign the milestone that you just created before.
Creating the wiki
Now is time to create your personal wiki. In the left bar select wiki, and then click on "new page". Select the title that you want, and in the content section write about the following topics:
- What do you expect of this course?
- Write about the more relevant projects in which you have work on.
- Write about which abilities do you have. For example: Which programming languages are you profitable on?.
Remember to set the commit message to 'Fix Issue #1', or the issue number for your issue about creating the wiki.
Version | Author | Date |
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1.0 | Sergio Yodeb Velasquez Yepes | August 9, 2018 |
1.1 | Sergio Yodeb Velasquez Yepes | January 21, 2019 |