You can also use the GitLab UI to cherry-pick. For more information, see Cherry-pick changes . Use git cherry-pick carefully because it can create duplicate commits and potentially …

In GitLab 16.9 and later, you can revert fast-forwarded commits from the GitLab UI if either: The commits are squashed, or The merge request contains a single commit.

HAML is the Ruby on Rails template language that GitLab uses. HAML and our Pajamas Design System. GitLab UI is a Vue component library that conforms to the Pajamas design system. …

You can update your preferences to change the look and feel of GitLab. Change the color theme. You can change the color theme of the GitLab UI. These colors are displayed on the left …

By default, GitLab creates a merge commit when a branch is merged into main. A separate merge commit is always created, regardless of whether or not commits are squashed when merging . …

Before you can use commit signing for GitLab UI commits, you must configure it. Committer field of the commits. In Git, commits have both an author and a committer. For web commits, the …

GitLab CI/CD variables are key-value pairs you use to store and pass configuration settings and sensitive information, like passwords or API keys, to jobs in a pipeline. Use CI/CD variables to …

GitLab Runner: The application that you install that executes GitLab CI jobs on a target computing platform. runner configuration : A single [[runner]] entry in the config.toml that displays as a …

When you run .\gitlab-runner.exe install it installs gitlab-runner as a Windows service. You can find the logs in the Event Viewer with the provider name gitlab-runner . If you don’t have …

Links to documentation from the GitLab UI, we use haml-lint and eslint. Run documentation link tests locally. To run documentation link tests locally, you can either: Run a link check for a …