For someone with GOOD Gitlab experience, using the Gitlab Web UI help me submit a Merge Request for Code that is already competed.
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Help me with submitting a MR to a Gitlab project. The code is already done and in a fork that I created. For someone familiar with Gitlab, this is going to be very easy. You'll remote control my PC using Teams or Teamviewer or maybe something else - let me know. I am in the USA - Pacific Time and flexible on time from 7am-8pm.
This is probably a fiddly issue with Gitlab, so you *MUST* have Gitlab experience.
More information:
I forked this project: https://gitlab.com/CrimsonNape/OSCAR-code
I have files with 4 changes that someone else helped me with.
I want to submit the 4 changed files as a MR to the original project, but keep getting stuck. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. When I try to make a MR, it keeps wanting the destination to be my Master branch rather than the Master branch of the original project. Maybe it is a setting I have missed, a security thing, some other glitch. I am working within the Gitlab Web UI not CLI.
I am open to making another fork, another branch or any other workaround.
The project: Using the Gitlab Web UI (not CLI), troubleshoot the issue with me and resolve it, within 1 hr. You can remote control my PC and we will go through it together. For someone familiar with Gitlab, this is going to be very easy. I put an hour limit on it because for someone who is versed in Gitlab, it should in no way take that long. I have MS Teams on this machine or we could install TeamViewer or something else.
Requirements: You *must* have Gitlab experience and send me a link to something you have worked on.
This is probably a fiddly issue with Gitlab, so you *MUST* have Gitlab experience.
More information:
I forked this project: https://gitlab.com/CrimsonNape/OSCAR-code
I have files with 4 changes that someone else helped me with.
I want to submit the 4 changed files as a MR to the original project, but keep getting stuck. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. When I try to make a MR, it keeps wanting the destination to be my Master branch rather than the Master branch of the original project. Maybe it is a setting I have missed, a security thing, some other glitch. I am working within the Gitlab Web UI not CLI.
I am open to making another fork, another branch or any other workaround.
The project: Using the Gitlab Web UI (not CLI), troubleshoot the issue with me and resolve it, within 1 hr. You can remote control my PC and we will go through it together. For someone familiar with Gitlab, this is going to be very easy. I put an hour limit on it because for someone who is versed in Gitlab, it should in no way take that long. I have MS Teams on this machine or we could install TeamViewer or something else.
Requirements: You *must* have Gitlab experience and send me a link to something you have worked on.
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