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Tag Archives: git
‘If You Were Smart, You’d Be In Engineering’
This is a comment I heard a few years back from a manager on the Engineering side of the house. Of course it’s stated in a bad way, but the words behind it is that to advance in technology, your … Continue reading
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Tagged advancement, ansible, ci/cd pipeline, devops, docker, git, jenkins, knowledge, kubernetes
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git Version Control for rcs Users – Setting up gitlab
Next up is to install Gitlab. The problem will be the inability to access to ‘net from work. So a manual install will need to be done. We’ll see how that goes. Gitlab is pretty easy to install. Just follow … Continue reading
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Tagged git, gitlab, rcs, source code management, version control
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git Version Control for rcs Users – Configuring gitlab and Jenkins Servers
This is intended to document the steps involved in moving from an RCS based environment to a git based environment. In previous posts, I showed the environment I’m currently working in and the progress to changing from using RCS to … Continue reading
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Tagged git, gitlab, jenkins, rcs, revision control, source code management
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git Version Control for rcs Users – Synchronization
Now that I can check out files, edit, and check them back in. The last step is syncing the files with the target server or servers. I’m trying to eliminate the extra static files/put them into the repo vs having … Continue reading
git Version Control for rcs Users – Setup and Usage
At least for someone like me where I’m the only person working on projects, the setup and usage of RCS and git are pretty straightforward. Once we get into team usage, it gets to be a bit more complicated. Right … Continue reading
git Version Control for rcs Users – Background
As a Unix Systems Administrator, I’m a long time user of Revision Control System (RCS) to manage configuration files. My first time was in managing DNS Zone Files at NASA Headquarters. Over the past few years, I’ve been using RCS … Continue reading