How to use GitLab
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This page documents how someone can use the Nura GitLab, and other useful GitLab-related tips.
Work items
GitLab's work items main purpose is for technical discussions, bug reports and feature requests. But it is also used to create topics for discussions, like where the project is heading, new blog posts, infrastructure, wiki suggestions etc. For more casual interaction methods, see Community.
Work items created on GitLab exist in projects (instead of just one big group), but can optionally be viewed all at once by clicking on work items on the main group page.[1]
Nura GitLab projects
pmaports
Pmaports/Porting work items - This repository contains the APKBUILD files for Nura-specific packages, patches and scripts.
pmbootstrap
Pmbootstrap work items - This repository contains the pmbootstrap tool, the central command-line application for Nura development.
nura.eco
Website work items - This repository contains the source files of the Nura website.
wiki
Wiki work items - This repository only contains the work items for the Nura wiki, and no source files. Instead of talk pages, this wiki used GitLab as its way to formally discuss changes to the wiki. For those who want to casually discuss certain wiki issues, you can use Matrix and IRC.
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Writing on the wiki is highly appreciated, and does not require knowing how to do development with GitLab, working with git, or having programming knowledge. |
Notification methods
You can get e-mail notifications for new issue posts in a project by opening the project page, and then finding the Notification Settings below the logo, where it probably says "Global" if you did not modify it. Click it and switch to your desired level (e.g. "Watch"). Nura GitLab organization,
RSS
You can follow the Nura GitLab activity in your favorite RSS feed reader by going to the activity page and getting the link by pressing the RSS feed icon in the upper right corner.
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If you are on a mobile device, you might need to tilt your screen to see the icon. |