[Exercise] Push the project in your branch

Results

• You will push a base Paas into GitLab

Tasks / Procedure

1. Go to Terminal or CMD. From "paas-training/backend/backend-paas-project/"  
2. Init a new Git repository in the "backend-paas-project" directory
   

   git init

   
   
3. Connect your local Git repository to a remote repository in GitLab.
   

   git remote add origin https://gitlab.paastraining.magnolia-platform.com/paas-training/backend-paas-project.git

4. Create a branch that you will use during the project to deploy. (The branch should have the structure of: <the first letter of your first name and your surname>.)
   
   • For example: Francisco Gonzalez - Branch name fgonzalez

     git push

     git checkout -b <yourBranchName>
     

5. Push the project into your own branch
   git push

   git add .
   git commit -m "Initial commit"
   git push origin <yourBranchName>

   1. Use your GitLab Username and the access token 
      1. Username:
         
         Username for 'https://gitlab.paastraining.magnolia-platform.com':

         - On the left sidebar, select your avatar
         - Select your name or username

      2. Password:
         
         Password for 'https://francisco.gonzalez@gitlab.paastraining.magnolia-platform.com'

         Access token: glpat-pMU6RqqEXzG3U35XDzSw

6. Go to "backend" directory. Use the Magnolia's Maven Archetype to create a new Magnolia Paas Project

3. Copy the Magnolia project into the empty project you clone from GitLab.

1. 1. Hint: (You should a structure like this)

4. Push the project into your own branch.

• • You will create a branch that you will use during the project to deploy. (The branch should have the structure of: <the first letter of your first name and your surname>.)
    
    • for example: Francisco Gonzalez - Branch name fgonzalez
  • Use the next script.
    
    git push

    git checkout -b <yourBranchName>
    git add .
    git commit -m "Initial commit"
    git push origin <yourBranchName>

5. Check if you can see your project and your branch in GitLab

6. In GitLab, go to Settings > Repository > Protected branches

1. 1. Select your branch and change the selectors to "Maintainers" 
   2. "Protect" your branch