These are good forking tutorials. All my projects were forked before but now I can hopefully unfork them. Too bad I still have noone to fork with but that's just programmer life I guess.
Hi Mayank, I will plan a detailed session. For now this will help - support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/branch-or-fork-your-repository/#:~:text=Branching%20and%20forking%20provide%20two,part%20of%20the%20original%20repository.&text=Fork%20is%20another%20way%20of%20saying%20clone%20or%20copy.
Hi Raghav, I am new to Gitlab, Video 2 ends with ReadMe.txt pushed the in video 3 you tackle the fork, is it possible to show or ho or which project you use to add to the repo in order to follow with you the next courses? Thanks in advance
Thanks Raghav, Actually I am new to Git,your videos are really useful.I am really appreciate your efforts.I have a question.We have a project repository in GitLab enterprise edition.now license expired.can we either move to Community edition or same enterprise edition downgrade to Community edition.which is the right approach? Could you please explain me? Even if you give any video it will useful to many people like me.Thanks again.
Hi Syed, as mentioned in other comment, reach out to the support team or check for official documentation. I do not want to suggest something I am not sure of
Hi Likitha, Forking is a concept of making copy of the main repository to your account so that you can make modifications in it. A fork is a copy of a repository. Forking a repository allows you to freely experiment with changes without affecting the original project. Most commonly, forks are used to either propose changes to someone else's project or to use someone else's project as a starting point for your own idea. stackoverflow.com/questions/24939843/what-does-it-mean-to-fork-on-github
@@RaghavPal Thanks for your prompt response . Do I need to purchase subscription on Gitlab or can use it free fro CI/CD and auto publishing? OR In different way in which scenario I have to go for subscription on gitlab?
Thank a lot sir...and good morning I am manual tester. Now learning day by day..automatio git GitHub all these. I often hear from Dev team cloning of project. Is it same clone = fork ? Please tell me.
Hi Sujit, Forking a repository you are basically creating a copy of the repository under your GitLab ID Cloning is to download the repo on your local system stackoverflow.com/questions/7057194/what-is-the-difference-between-forking-and-cloning-on-github
Can I create multiple independent braches of one repository and keep different projects in brach.. means not the copy of same project...can I keep different project in each branch..? Please tell me
Here, we forked an existing project/repo from GitLab to GitLab. Please give some industry scenarios for this!!! I mean humne kiya kya, GitLab me se Gitlab me hi copy kiya? Kya jarurat h iska?
Hi, There are several reasons why you may want to fork a project on GitLab: Contribute to a project: Forking a project allows you to make changes to the code, test your changes, and create a merge request to contribute back to the original project. Use a project as a starting point: If you want to create a similar project, forking an existing project allows you to quickly create a new project based on the code of the original project. Isolate changes: By forking a project, you can make changes to the code in your own version of the project without affecting the original project. Experiment with different changes: Forking a project allows you to make multiple changes to the code and compare the results, without affecting the original project. Collaborate with others: If you're working on a project with a team, forking the project allows each member to work on their own version of the code and collaborate on changes.
Hi Raghav, Your tutorials are very nice and helpful to me and really appreciate your effort. But I have little doubt, why we are doing Fork the project, make changes, and merge. Rather that pull the project on local, make the changes, commit and push to GitLab. What is the difference between in both process.
Yes, you can create another file and configure it without affecting what has already been configured in the first file. The two files will be completely separate, and changes to one file will not affect the other file. This is because each file is a separate entity, and each file has its own configuration. When you create a new file, you are essentially creating a new configuration. This new configuration will not affect the configuration of any other files. For example, if you have a file called `config.yaml` that contains the following configuration: ``` server: host: localhost port: 8080 ``` You can create a new file called `config-dev.yaml` and configure it with the following configuration: ``` server: host: localhost port: 8081 ``` The two files will be completely separate, and changes to `config.yaml` will not affect `config-dev.yaml`. This means that you can have different configurations for different environments, such as development and production. To summarize, here are the steps on how to change the name of a repository with a hyphen in the name and create a new file with a different configuration: 1. Use the `git clone` command to create a new repository with the new name. 2. Delete the old repository. 3. Configure the new repository with the desired settings. I hope this helps
Hello.How can I approve a request to merge branches?What I should to do?I need step by step😣 And what if there are difficulties with the merging branches.
Hey Raghav, thank you for your videos. They are helping me a lot. But I have a problem. The green "New Group"-button at 3:12 is missing. So I can´t create a group. Has someone a solution for this problem?
@@RaghavPal If I do that, there it is written 040 page not found Make sure the address is correct and the page hasn't moved. Please contact your GitLab administrator if you think this is a mistake.
Hi Rajesh, I hope you have set your authorization correctly. Also check this stackoverflow.com/questions/47860772/gitlab-remote-http-basic-access-denied-and-fatal-authentication?page=1&tab=oldest#tab-top
I try to push the changes but it does not work. I got this error ? hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind hint: its remote counterpart. Integrate the remote changes (e.g. hint: 'git pull ...') before pushing again. hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.
Hi, this can help stackoverflow.com/questions/1425892/how-do-you-merge-two-git-repositories#:~:text=You%20can%20merge%20repository%20A,and%20You%20by%20Markus%20Prinz.&text=(Option%20%2D%2Dallow%2Dunrelated%2D,needed%20for%20Git%20%3E%3D%202.9.
I am familiar with a version control TFS from Microsoft. I would like to know , How can we shelve the changes or how can we create a shelveset similar to TFS in Gitlab ? Could you please explain me in detail.
Hi Raghav I just see git stash can be used to save our pending changes It is similar to Shelveset in TFS. Could you Please make a video on Git Stash commands
@@RaghavPal sorry not clear. In my company, we used to have development branch, in JIRA when we have a ticket, we create a branch from development branch and then do as per the JIRA ticket. Once reviewed, we merge back to development branch. For release, we merge to master branch and then release. I still not understand the use of fork
forks are used to either propose changes to someone else's project to which you do not have write access, or to use someone else's project as a starting point for your own idea. You can fork a repository to create a copy of the repository and make changes without affecting the upstream repository docs.github.com/en/github-ae@latest/get-started/quickstart/fork-a-repo
my requirement is source code from one git repository to another git repository with history also. 2. after cloning the first repository source code (micro services)and split it and create repositories for every micro servers and send to destination repository. how to complete this ?
Hi Ogundare GitHub does not allow hyphens in repository names. If you try to fork a repository with a hyphen in the name, you will get an error message. To change the name of a repository with a hyphen in the name, you can use the following command: ``` git clone -b ``` For example, if you want to change the name of a repository called `my-repo-with-hyphen` to `my-new-repo`, you would use the following command: ``` git clone -b my-new-repo my-repo-with-hyphen ``` This will create a new repository called `my-new-repo` with the contents of the old repository. You can then delete the old repository. Here are some additional things to keep in mind when changing the name of a repository: * The new name must be unique. * The new name cannot contain any spaces or special characters. * The new name must be a valid GitHub username. I hope this helps
Thank you for this tutorial. My teacher has created a project where I have to put all my codes and documents. He created a directory where I wanna insert my documents, but I'm having trouble doing it, can you help me, please?
Hi Asutosh, this will help stackoverflow.com/questions/5009600/difference-between-fork-and-branch-on-github www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-branch-and-a-fork-on-GitHub
Hi, First, check wheter you have master role in the repository/Group. Developer or any other role cannot delete the project/forked project. If you are master then 1. Go to settings 2. Go to Advanced settings. 3. Click on remove project. 4. Type the project name and click confirm This will guide you - stackoverflow.com/questions/50737564/how-to-remove-a-forked-project-in-gitlab
Hi Priya, this will help - bryanpendleton.blogspot.com/2014/07/git-clone-vs-fork.html github.community/t5/Support-Protips/The-difference-between-forking-and-cloning-a-repository/ba-p/1372
Hi.. I am new on your channel and I like it very much. I have 1 doubt, in this video, you did fork of your own proejct but in your this video "Difference between Fork and Clone - ruclips.net/video/YoGli76EPkU/видео.html", you said we cant do fork of our own project. Please explain it ?
Hi Akash, you can clone from the repository using git clone commands. You can get details on git commands in this playlist - ruclips.net/p/PLhW3qG5bs-L8OlICbNX9u4MZ3rAt5c5GG
Hi Ramesh, pls check this stackoverflow.com/questions/50737564/how-to-remove-a-forked-project-in-gitlab#:~:text=go%20to%20forked%20project.,go%20to%20Settings%20%3D%3E%20General%20.&text=click%20the%20Expand%20from%20Advance,page%20and%20click%20Remove%20project%20.
I am getting this error(fatal: unable to access 'gitlab.com/AmarS21/demo-cicd.git/': OpenSSL SSL_connect: Connection was reset in connection to gitlab.com:443) while trying to push the changes, I have used this command(git push -u "gitlab.com/AmarS21/demo-cicd.git" master)
It sounds like you're running into a storage limit when trying to fork a project in GitLab. Here are a few things you could try to get around this: Check your storage quota: Head over to your GitLab settings and see if you're close to your storage limit. If you are, you might need to delete some old projects or repositories to free up space Fork to a different namespace: If you have access to multiple groups or namespaces in GitLab, try forking the project to a different one. Sometimes different namespaces have different storage allocations. Contact your GitLab administrator: If you're part of a team or organization using GitLab, reach out to your administrator. They might be able to increase your storage quota or help you troubleshoot the issue. Consider alternatives: If you're unable to resolve the storage issue, you could try cloning the repository instead of forking it. This will create a local copy on your machine, but you won't be able to easily contribute changes back to the original project -
I AM GETTING THIS PROBLEMS FOR WINDOWS i add git lab ssh-keygen by using gitbash $ git push -u origin master remote: HTTP Basic: Access denied fatal: Authentication failed for 'gitlab.com/KarjunGitLab/myfirstproject.git/'
Hi Mallikarjnua, you can set your github credentials from command line . Check this - stackoverflow.com/questions/47860772/gitlab-remote-http-basic-access-denied-and-fatal-authentication
For my taste, it would have sufficed to say that you need to create a group in order to have a namespace where the project can be forked to. But I guess you have to earn money somehow too, so I spent some more minutes than I would have needed to find that out. ;)
dude, no need to write when explaining. just go with flow. it will be helpful for you as well as us if you write down the points already. so that we can save the time for video
I like how you say fork. I'd like to do that to some projects too :D
I hope it helped
LOL
Haha , Same reaction 😂
LMFO
😝
when i search something about IT lesson, it always ends up here....thanks a lot mr Raghav Pal
So happy and humbled to know this Denny
@@RaghavPal yeah...3 months ago i got laid off then i upgrade my skill by watching your channel...now i got new job..thanks a lot brotha..im so happy
This was forking awesome.
So happy to know this Dillon
Yeah i totally agree with u
I can now fork real good😊
Even my mom was impressed
These are good forking tutorials. All my projects were forked before but now I can hopefully unfork them. Too bad I still have noone to fork with but that's just programmer life I guess.
Glad it helped
I hope you get to fork soon bro to implement the knowledge... you'll be forking real good after this tutorial
Amazing tutorials. Great job, Raghav.
Thanks for watching.
Thankyou for the tutorials. What's the difference between forking & creating a new branch from master?
Hi Mayank, I will plan a detailed session. For now this will help - support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/branch-or-fork-your-repository/#:~:text=Branching%20and%20forking%20provide%20two,part%20of%20the%20original%20repository.&text=Fork%20is%20another%20way%20of%20saying%20clone%20or%20copy.
Thank you for you clear and useful work!!!!
You're welcome Leonia
Great tutorials Raghav Pal! Excellent attention to detail!
Thanks a ton Paul
thanks a lot! really helpful and easy to follow!
happy to know Katharina
Hi Pal.. i m a beginner and i am learning and enjoying ervything you are presenting -) manny thanks
Great to hear! Danno
Respect for Mr Raghav
Humbled
Thanks Raghav. Absolutely liking the step-wise illustration. I do have a question in this video. Why would you fork on own project ?
It was just for the demo Veeru
Hello, My compliments on your videos! Top notch!
Glad you like them!
It is was super useful for me. Thank you so much
You're most welcome Jayasankar
we can create another branch from master and we can do changes after that we can merge request right
Yes
Hi Raghav, I am new to Gitlab, Video 2 ends with ReadMe.txt pushed the in video 3 you tackle the fork, is it possible to show or ho or which project you use to add to the repo in order to follow with you the next courses? Thanks in advance
Hi Salam, I will add on this
Thanks Raghav, Actually I am new to Git,your videos are really useful.I am really appreciate your efforts.I have a question.We have a project repository in GitLab enterprise edition.now license expired.can we either move to Community edition or same enterprise edition downgrade to Community edition.which is the right approach? Could you please explain me? Even if you give any video it will useful to many people like me.Thanks again.
Hi Syed, as mentioned in other comment, reach out to the support team or check for official documentation. I do not want to suggest something I am not sure of
HI Raghav,
Does forking means creating a branch out of master?
Hi Likitha, Forking is a concept of making copy of the main repository to your account so that you can make modifications in it.
A fork is a copy of a repository. Forking a repository allows you to freely experiment with changes without affecting the original project.
Most commonly, forks are used to either propose changes to someone else's project or to use someone else's project as a starting point for your own idea.
stackoverflow.com/questions/24939843/what-does-it-mean-to-fork-on-github
it is like forking a process in unix
fork is mandatory or consider as best practices ?
Not mandatory, it is as per need
@@RaghavPal Thanks for your prompt response .
Do I need to purchase subscription on Gitlab or can use it free fro CI/CD and auto publishing?
OR In different way in which scenario I have to go for subscription on gitlab?
Hi Nitin, there is a free plan and if it matches your needs, go for it. Check here about.gitlab.com/pricing/
@@RaghavPal Thanks.
@@RaghavPal Can I do automation, CI/CD deployment in gitlab if I have shared server and I don't have ssh key, if yes, Kindly share how?
Excellent explanation
Thanks
Thank a lot sir...and good morning
I am manual tester.
Now learning day by day..automatio git GitHub all these.
I often hear from Dev team cloning of project.
Is it same clone = fork ?
Please tell me.
Hi Sujit, Forking a repository you are basically creating a copy of the repository under your GitLab ID
Cloning is to download the repo on your local system
stackoverflow.com/questions/7057194/what-is-the-difference-between-forking-and-cloning-on-github
Can I create multiple independent braches of one repository and keep different projects in brach.. means not the copy of same project...can I keep different project in each branch..? Please tell me
Hi Manisha, ideally branches are for the same project and it is for maintaining diff versions or changes
Here, we forked an existing project/repo from GitLab to GitLab.
Please give some industry scenarios for this!!!
I mean humne kiya kya, GitLab me se Gitlab me hi copy kiya?
Kya jarurat h iska?
Hi,
There are several reasons why you may want to fork a project on GitLab:
Contribute to a project: Forking a project allows you to make changes to the code, test your changes, and create a merge request to contribute back to the original project.
Use a project as a starting point: If you want to create a similar project, forking an existing project allows you to quickly create a new project based on the code of the original project.
Isolate changes: By forking a project, you can make changes to the code in your own version of the project without affecting the original project.
Experiment with different changes: Forking a project allows you to make multiple changes to the code and compare the results, without affecting the original project.
Collaborate with others: If you're working on a project with a team, forking the project allows each member to work on their own version of the code and collaborate on changes.
@@RaghavPal Understood! Thanks 🙂
Hi Raghav, Your tutorials are very nice and helpful to me and really appreciate your effort.
But I have little doubt, why we are doing Fork the project, make changes, and merge. Rather that pull the project on local, make the changes, commit and push to GitLab.
What is the difference between in both process.
Hi Vivek, Watch this - ruclips.net/video/YoGli76EPkU/видео.html
@@RaghavPal Thanks Raghav
amazing tutorial
Thanks a lot
Thanks Raghav
Most welcome Subha
Awesome .. well done sir
Thanks a ton Kalpana
Amazing tutorial
Thanks Vithal
Can you please add another video for creating multiple branches and managing git merge and rebase concepts. Also, how to handle merge conflicts
Hi, I will do, for git merge vs rebase can check this - ruclips.net/video/KWAZl2QHC44/видео.html
@@RaghavPal Thanks for the response. I will verify this video.
hope if i create another file and config it, it won't affect what has already been configured (the first file)
Yes, you can create another file and configure it without affecting what has already been configured in the first file. The two files will be completely separate, and changes to one file will not affect the other file.
This is because each file is a separate entity, and each file has its own configuration. When you create a new file, you are essentially creating a new configuration. This new configuration will not affect the configuration of any other files.
For example, if you have a file called `config.yaml` that contains the following configuration:
```
server:
host: localhost
port: 8080
```
You can create a new file called `config-dev.yaml` and configure it with the following configuration:
```
server:
host: localhost
port: 8081
```
The two files will be completely separate, and changes to `config.yaml` will not affect `config-dev.yaml`. This means that you can have different configurations for different environments, such as development and production.
To summarize, here are the steps on how to change the name of a repository with a hyphen in the name and create a new file with a different configuration:
1. Use the `git clone` command to create a new repository with the new name.
2. Delete the old repository.
3. Configure the new repository with the desired settings.
I hope this helps
sir can u help how to create branch , send new merge rquest and merge the project in privious project
Hi Archana, I will plan sessions on this, For now pls try to get online help
Thank you Raghav
Most welcome Nilesh
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Hello.How can I approve a request to merge branches?What I should to do?I need step by step😣 And what if there are difficulties with the merging branches.
I will do a session Tom, You can check this video - ruclips.net/video/GZILYABgAoo/видео.html
Thank you
You're welcome Mahilesh
How to stay in sync with the parent repo
Hi Rahul, this will help www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-sync-your-fork-with-the-original-git-repository/
Simple and Informative. Keep it up man!!!
Appreciate it Rohail
Thank you 👍
Most welcome Prashil
Hey Raghav,
thank you for your videos. They are helping me a lot.
But I have a problem. The green "New Group"-button at 3:12 is missing. So I can´t create a group. Has someone a solution for this problem?
Hi, you can goto groups drop down and click create group
@@RaghavPal If I do that, there it is written 040 page not found Make sure the address is correct and the page hasn't moved.
Please contact your GitLab administrator if you think this is a mistake.
will need to check on this
Thank u very much!!!
You're welcome!
You are the best! Thank you!
You're welcome. Humbled to see this
lol..that project is succesfully fork'd!
Great to know
thanks a lot
Most welcome Archana
The project is successfully fucked ahhahah. Jk great tutorial, great explanations!
Hi Raghav, When i try to push the changes into GitLab i am getting fatal: Authentication failed for "project url in gitlab". What could be the reason?
Hi Rajesh, I hope you have set your authorization correctly. Also check this stackoverflow.com/questions/47860772/gitlab-remote-http-basic-access-denied-and-fatal-authentication?page=1&tab=oldest#tab-top
we can clone the project in git bash and make changes and push it ri8
You can Vivek
I try to push the changes but it does not work. I got this error ?
hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind
hint: its remote counterpart. Integrate the remote changes (e.g.
hint: 'git pull ...') before pushing again.
hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.
Hi Murtaza, as mentioned, you can first do git pull and then commit and push your changes
A fork is a branch?
Not really, because it's a copy and is independent of the original repository unlike branch
Is it possible to merge one repository to other repository
Hi, this can help stackoverflow.com/questions/1425892/how-do-you-merge-two-git-repositories#:~:text=You%20can%20merge%20repository%20A,and%20You%20by%20Markus%20Prinz.&text=(Option%20%2D%2Dallow%2Dunrelated%2D,needed%20for%20Git%20%3E%3D%202.9.
i have question that is so important for me. i wanna to find up date how means in project information /member tab by my project?
Hi, need more details
I am familiar with a version control TFS from Microsoft. I would like to know , How can we shelve the changes or how can we create a shelveset similar to TFS in Gitlab ?
Could you please explain me in detail.
Hi Satya, I will need to check deeper on this, If possible will do a session
@@RaghavPal sure.. plz let me know we can connect
I meant I will create and upload a video, if I get time to work on this
@@RaghavPal oh ok.. thanks
Hi Raghav
I just see git stash can be used to save our pending changes
It is similar to Shelveset in TFS. Could you Please make a video on Git Stash commands
"MY FORKING AWESOME GROUP"
hope it was useful
Why I need to fork? I can create a branch and work on that branch, if all been reviewed, I can make a merge request isn't it?
Branch is taken out from a project and merged within it, So it is good if you want to add some new feature or make some minor changes
@@RaghavPal sorry not clear. In my company, we used to have development branch, in JIRA when we have a ticket, we create a branch from development branch and then do as per the JIRA ticket. Once reviewed, we merge back to development branch. For release, we merge to master branch and then release. I still not understand the use of fork
forks are used to either propose changes to someone else's project to which you do not have write access, or to use someone else's project as a starting point for your own idea. You can fork a repository to create a copy of the repository and make changes without affecting the upstream repository
docs.github.com/en/github-ae@latest/get-started/quickstart/fork-a-repo
Please let us know how to achieve the same from terminal, command prompt?
I will add session on this Samanth
my requirement is source code from one git repository to another git repository with history also.
2. after cloning the first repository source code (micro services)and split it and create repositories for every micro servers and send to destination repository.
how to complete this ?
Hi Subramanyam, not sure, will need to check online
Where's your video about branching and its concept?
Hi Andrew, You can check my git tutorial here - automationstepbystep.com/
@@RaghavPal Hi, I still can't find it... there are so many links, can you send me direct link to that video?
Can check this playlist - ruclips.net/p/PLhW3qG5bs-L8OlICbNX9u4MZ3rAt5c5GG
I was unable to fork my file because I included hyphen in the name used. Please hoe can I change it on the prompt command?
Hi Ogundare
GitHub does not allow hyphens in repository names. If you try to fork a repository with a hyphen in the name, you will get an error message.
To change the name of a repository with a hyphen in the name, you can use the following command:
```
git clone -b
```
For example, if you want to change the name of a repository called `my-repo-with-hyphen` to `my-new-repo`, you would use the following command:
```
git clone -b my-new-repo my-repo-with-hyphen
```
This will create a new repository called `my-new-repo` with the contents of the old repository. You can then delete the old repository.
Here are some additional things to keep in mind when changing the name of a repository:
* The new name must be unique.
* The new name cannot contain any spaces or special characters.
* The new name must be a valid GitHub username.
I hope this helps
Thank you for this tutorial. My teacher has created a project where I have to put all my codes and documents. He created a directory where I wanna insert my documents, but I'm having trouble doing it, can you help me, please?
Hi Laís, I will try if I can give some quick help. Let me know the details
what is the difference between Forking and Branching
Hi Asutosh, this will help
stackoverflow.com/questions/5009600/difference-between-fork-and-branch-on-github
www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-branch-and-a-fork-on-GitHub
@@RaghavPal thanks, i got it cleared:)
by mistake if we fork a project how can we delete or unfork that project
Hi,
First, check wheter you have master role in the repository/Group. Developer or any other role cannot delete the project/forked project.
If you are master then
1. Go to settings
2. Go to Advanced settings.
3. Click on remove project.
4. Type the project name and click confirm
This will guide you - stackoverflow.com/questions/50737564/how-to-remove-a-forked-project-in-gitlab
good simple shower
Thanks a lot
Sir, How clone is different from fork in git lab?
Hi Priya, this will help - bryanpendleton.blogspot.com/2014/07/git-clone-vs-fork.html
github.community/t5/Support-Protips/The-difference-between-forking-and-cloning-a-repository/ba-p/1372
Hi.. I am new on your channel and I like it very much. I have 1 doubt, in this video, you did fork of your own proejct but in your this video "Difference between Fork and Clone - ruclips.net/video/YoGli76EPkU/видео.html", you said we cant do fork of our own project. Please explain it ?
Hi Deepanshu, it does not make any practical use to fork the project in your own account. And therefore in github this option is not provided
@@RaghavPal Thanks for rply... your videos are best.
Keep going 👍
with fork you can't fork it up, as it doesn't affect the original repository
Can add more details
@@RaghavPal it was a pun, fork sounds like the F word in my head, sorry, my mind was in the toilet
@@nuniezjorgeDont worry man... Its not just you😂
How to download project so that i can start working
Hi Akash, you can clone from the repository using git clone commands. You can get details on git commands in this playlist - ruclips.net/p/PLhW3qG5bs-L8OlICbNX9u4MZ3rAt5c5GG
How to delete a forked project?
Hi Ramesh, pls check this stackoverflow.com/questions/50737564/how-to-remove-a-forked-project-in-gitlab#:~:text=go%20to%20forked%20project.,go%20to%20Settings%20%3D%3E%20General%20.&text=click%20the%20Expand%20from%20Advance,page%20and%20click%20Remove%20project%20.
I don't understand it says GitLab Tutorial and a lot of time is been waisted on Git, config and typing commands.
I will try to improve on this Antonio
👍
Thanks for liking
Hi, how do you add changes to the fork? Can I use Github for the same project I have on gitlab?How do you do it? Thank you.
You can do from GitHub, I will try to create a more detailed session on this.
@@RaghavPal Thank you very much
need gitlab video on issues in group
Hi, pls provide details on this
I am getting this error(fatal: unable to access 'gitlab.com/AmarS21/demo-cicd.git/': OpenSSL SSL_connect: Connection was reset in connection to gitlab.com:443) while trying to push the changes, I have used this command(git push -u "gitlab.com/AmarS21/demo-cicd.git" master)
Hi Amarender, are you behind a proxy or vpn
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Thanks for watching
@@RaghavPal
In fork project page, I see my user name instead of group name. While selecting project getting "- Namespace is not valid"
@2:41 "no available space to fork the project" cmon i can fork my project anywhere
It sounds like you're running into a storage limit when trying to fork a project in GitLab. Here are a few things you could try to get around this:
Check your storage quota:
Head over to your GitLab settings and see if you're close to your storage limit. If you are, you might need to delete some old projects or repositories to free up space
Fork to a different namespace:
If you have access to multiple groups or namespaces in GitLab, try forking the project to a different one. Sometimes different namespaces have different storage allocations.
Contact your GitLab administrator:
If you're part of a team or organization using GitLab, reach out to your administrator. They might be able to increase your storage quota or help you troubleshoot the issue.
Consider alternatives:
If you're unable to resolve the storage issue, you could try cloning the repository instead of forking it. This will create a local copy on your machine, but you won't be able to easily contribute changes back to the original project
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I AM GETTING THIS PROBLEMS FOR WINDOWS
i add git lab ssh-keygen by using gitbash
$ git push -u origin master
remote: HTTP Basic: Access denied
fatal: Authentication failed for 'gitlab.com/KarjunGitLab/myfirstproject.git/'
Hi Mallikarjnua, you can set your github credentials from command line . Check this - stackoverflow.com/questions/47860772/gitlab-remote-http-basic-access-denied-and-fatal-authentication
For my taste, it would have sufficed to say that you need to create a group in order to have a namespace where the project can be forked to. But I guess you have to earn money somehow too, so I spent some more minutes than I would have needed to find that out. ;)
I hope that was a good investment Jakob, I will add more sessions
*_Zero forks given_*
ok
Confusing you should act as 2 different people. You didn't demonstrate another people who going to push.
Hi, I get your point, I just tried to teach the basics here. You have a good point, may be I can create another session with more details
rply me bhayya
Replied. Pls check
dude, no need to write when explaining. just go with flow. it will be helpful for you as well as us if you write down the points already. so that we can save the time for video
Got your feedback Prasad