Adding notes about GitLab groups

[kibwashere]

What does it do?

The idea is to add a note about: GitLab groups and Subgroups habilitations are not supported at the moment.

I updated 3 places:

• Project deployment - Dashboard (screenshot 1)
• Project deployment - CLI (screenshot 2) (+ a leftover about free trials - as right now people can have several)
• Profil settings (screenshot 3)

Screenshot 1:

Screenshot 2:

Screenshot 3:

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[kibwashere]

(hi + @gonbaum, just to be sure about the update regarding the CLI/free trials, thanks :)

[pwizla]

Hi @gonbaum / @giu1io , I'm planning to merge this PR this Wednesday, OK for you?

[gonbaum]

Hey @kibwashere. Yes, if you're deploying for the First time, you need a free trial. Essentially, you have 2 routes:
1- deploy to free trial (If it's your first deployment ever, this is it)
2- deploy to an existing linked project (minimum state needed is a project created + a deploy failed/cancelled)

[giu1io]

@kibwashere do you have a reference in Gitlab doc for what a "Gitlab group habilitation" is? Because I'm not 100% sure it's the correct terminology.

[kibwashere]

@gonbaum thanks for this! so here it's in the "first deploy" section, and to keep the note "simple" I believe it's fine like it is..

@giu1io, yeah I see... I only found the following; maybe we should use hierarchies or organizations instead of habilitation?

• https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/group/manage.html
• https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/group/subgroups/

[giu1io]

@kibwashere yeah I think that's better

[kibwashere]

should sound better now! @giu1io