In this 'GitLab merge develop into master" example, we show you how to pull together changes by performing a GitLab merge request from the develop branch and into the master branch. We use only one account, but the idea is we pretend we have both a GitLab developer and GitLab maintainer roles doing the GitLab merge request and the GitLabe merge approval. When the merge request is successful and no merge conflicts occur, we then move to the client and issue a git pull or git fetch request to pull the changes locally and synchronize our local workstation with the GitLab server. If you're doing GitFlow, you will certainly find this GitLab merge develop into master example tutorial helpful.
In this 'GitLab merge develop into master" example, we show you how to pull together changes by performing a GitLab merge request from the develop branch and into the master branch. We use only one account, but the idea is we pretend we have both a GitLab developer and GitLab maintainer roles doing the GitLab merge request and the GitLabe merge approval. When the merge request is successful and no merge conflicts occur, we then move to the client and issue a git pull or git fetch request to pull the changes locally and synchronize our local workstation with the GitLab server. If you're doing GitFlow, you will certainly find this GitLab merge develop into master example tutorial helpful.
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