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HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR FULL
HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR PORTABLE
HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR ANDROID
HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR SOFTWARE
HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR CODE

Select the tab "Welcome" from the left panel and click in New project.Launch the Qt creator app from the app panel in app "Programming > Qt Creator".We are using Qt mainly for the simplicity of the code, if you are already familiar with it, you may skip this section.

HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR SOFTWARE

Qt (/kjuːt/ "cute") is a cross-platform application framework that is used for developing application software that can be run on various software and hardware platforms with little or no change in the underlying codebase, while still being a native application with native capabilities and speed. There is a C library but we are not using this, if you are interested in this topic there is a lot of information in the official page. The # wildcard must only ever be used as the final character of a subscription. Note that the wildcards must be only ever used on their own, so a subscription of "a/b+/c" is not valid use of a wildcard. If you want to observe the entire $SYS hierarchy, subscribe to $SYS/#.

The $SYS hierarchy does not match a subscription of "#". For user pi, the virtual desktop already exist, for other users you have to launch it with the following command.

This allows you to have an screen in the RPI.

HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR FULL

Create a new session (Top left) using the IP and one of the following users with password "frambuesa"Īt this point you should be able to get full control of your RPI.

Get your RPI IP Address, we will tell to each group the right one.

HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR PORTABLE

Launch MobaXTerm portable from binaries.

If you are familiar with ssh, you can use any client of your choice, we will use MobaXTerm for windows and regular terminal for Linux. With this information, now you should be able to use git push and git pull without password.

Add the id_rsa.pub file content to your GitLab account settings > ssh keys.

HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR CODE

If you want to share code using the GitLab Server, you will need to register and to setup a SSH key.

Add the public key to your GitLab profile.

Add the key to GitKraken in preferences > Authentication.

Use ssh-keygen command to generate a key.

Copy the public key and add it to your profile in GitLab.

Open preferences > Authentication and click in "Generate" button to generate a key.

You are free to use any git client of your choice if you are familiar with it. This is usefull if you want to have the repositories in your own computer. In the overview tab there is a button just bellow the repository name that allows you to download the full repository as a package. This repository contains all the binaries that you may need along with all the instructions to setup the raspberry pi.

Install Graphical git client (Optional).

However, a free alternative would be much appreciated.Īny hint about this? Thank you very much. I also liked the idea of the green build badge in the readme file, something buddy.works offered and with an EC2 instance shutting down could be trickier to achieve (if I was to purchase an instance that boots every day, runs CI and shuts down). I expect the CI process to only run like thrice per week, with an average build time that at most would take half an hour. I guess the safest choice would be to rent an Amazon EC2 instance, install on that everything I need (Qt, SDKs, Jenkins) and configure it to communicate with my GitHub or Bitbucket, but it would cost me (and I can't say how much exactly). I see buddy.works allows to run commands in a "private container", but I'm not sure if building a container myself (something I'd start looking into if I knew this would work).

HOW TO INSTALL GITLAB ON QT CREATEOR ANDROID

In my case I'd need a fully configured Qt environment, as when I install the IDE, plus Android SDK and NDK. However, buddy.works (and almost all other free CI tools) only allow bare GCC build environments. Being this a non-commercial open source project I'm allowed to use Qt Creator for free. Managing CMakeLists was a pain but I endured for the greater good.Īfter a while I noticed that Qt would have been a better fit for my purposes. The project was originally started in C++, and I took advantage of buddy.works to compile it and run my tests there. To build up my portfolio I'm writing an application to showcase all the best practices I'm aware of, including unit tests and continuous integration.