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Your first GitLab project

Your first GitLab project - GitLab Tutorial

From the course: Learning GitLab

Your first GitLab project

- [Instructor] GitLab organizes code into projects, which is a Git repository plus the associated Wiki issue tracking and other collaboration features. During signup, GitLab walked us through the process of setting up a project, but let's take a look at the way you'd normally do it. So you login and go to New Project. Here, we have a choice of what kind of project we want to create. We can create a blank project. We can use a template. We can import from an external service or another instance of GitLab. And we can set up CI/CD for an external repository. Since this is an introductory course, we'll just create a blank project. For our project name, we'll use Markdown Experiments. If you setup the project during signup, you don't have to go through this again. So I'll choose the name Markdown Experiments and you'll notice the Project Slug here automatically updates. This is what's used in the URLs and you'll see…

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