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day2/03_CI/03_Gitlab_CI.md

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 # GitLab CI
 
 * Build Pipelines
+  * Consists of one or more Jobs
 * Natively integrated into GitLab
 * Invokes GitLab Runners
 * Local container registry for runners

day2/04_Summary/01_Summary

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+!SLIDE subsection
+# ~~~SECTION:MAJOR~~~ What have we learned?
+
+!SLIDE smbullets
+# The basics topics
+
+* Cloning or initializing repositories
+  * `git clone` or `git init`
+* Working directory, staging area, commit
+  * `git add`, `git rm`, `git commit`
+* There is no thing as too much `git status`
+* Viewing the history
+  * `git log`, `git show`, `git diff`
+
+~~~SECTION:handouts~~~
+
+****
+
+
+~~~ENDSECTION~~~
+
+!SLIDE smbullets
+# The advanced topics
+
+* Branching
+  * `git branch`, `git checkout`
+* Remote Repositories
+  * `git push`, `git fetch`, `git pull`
+* Merging and resolving conflics
+  * `git merge`
+* Rebasing and squashing
+  * `git rebase -i <SHA>`
+
+~~~SECTION:handouts~~~
+
+****
+
+
+~~~ENDSECTION~~~
+
+
+!SLIDE smbullets
+# git Best Practices
+
+* Set user configuration (name, email)
+* Try to write good commit messages
+* Do not commit all changes at once - use staging with `git add` and then `git commit`
+* Work with branches (features, bugfixes, etc.) whenever possible
+* Rebase branches prior to creating a merge request
+* Always force a merge commit with `--no-ff` to keep history trees in graphs
+
+
+~~~SECTION:handouts~~~
+
+****
+
+
+~~~ENDSECTION~~~
+
+!SLIDE smbullets
+# Working with GitLab
+
+* Creating Projects and `git remote`
+* Working with Remote Branches
+ * `git push --force`, `git push origin --delete feature/login`
+* Create Milestone and First Issue
+* Create Merge Request
+* Creating Pipelines with Jobs
+ * `.gitlab-ci.yml`
+
+~~~SECTION:handouts~~~
+
+****
+
+
+~~~ENDSECTION~~~