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Overview
Code repositories are hosted on the cloud version of GitLab, GitLab.com. You can access them from the link provided to you by the internship program by week 2. If you have any problems viewing the projects or repositories, you may need to ask for access. Our GitLab subscription level is Gold, which includes all features offered by GitLab.
Invites to your team’s GitLab group were emailed on Saturday, 6/27. Please let your project manager know if you did not receive an invite after also checking your spam folder (and if you are a UCSD student, checking your campus quarantined emails).
Please refer to the GitLab project creation guide to create projects within your team’s subgroup as needed. GitLab’s documentation should be referenced as needed for any other actions.
Recommended Reading
GitLab documentation is very helpful. Recommended reading:
RDS Quick Start Repo Guide
Clone
To clone a repository to begin contributing to it, run git clone https://gitlab.com/sdsc-rds/[REPOSITORY PATH].git. This should create a copy of the repo saved locally on your machine. To find the url for a repository that you would like to clone, first navigate to the repository on GitLab. Then, you can click “Clone” in the upper right and choose between SSH or HTTPS.
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You want to keep development to a separate branch on your local machine to avoid conflicts. Branching isn’t necessary if you are the only person working on a project, but it’s still good practice to do it. The general structure during development will look like this
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