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can anyone help me in generating release notes automatically in git lab. is there any way to perform this.
Kindly let me know.
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You can use the API to list all issues in a milestone, see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/milestones.html#get-all-issues-assigned-to-a-single-milestone
There is no feature to create release notes from a milestone, or from annotated tags. The issue is being tracked at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/issues/15563
EDIT:
some work regarding Release Notes has been implemented in 12.9: see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/releases/#add-release-notes-to-git-tags
I have developed a Python lib to automatically generate release notes listing merge request since the last release of a GitLab repository.
The source code is here with instructions how to use it: https://github.com/vuillaut/gitlab_release_notes
You may use the online app here for a more convenient approach:
https://gitlab-release-notes.herokuapp.com/
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I have seen many pros and cons of both Bitbucket anf Gitlab. I would like to know if Bitbucket supports decentralized workflow like Gitlab.
I am trying to design a workflow like Development-> Master->Staging->Production. Two questions -
Is this possible in Bitbucket to create production branch independently of Master like in Gitlab.
Also, which platform provides secure workflow with minimal coding error from Dev to Production env.
Opinion on Gitlab and Bitbucket, Need to choose a platform that provides safe coding and non centralized workflow
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How to integrate the evo-calendar[https://edlynvillegas.github.io/evo-calendar/] with node.js and mongodb?
I read each and every documentation
About it but I didn't found anything.It seems silly question.But I am beginner with this, someone help me.thanks in advance.sorry for my poor English
Looking at the Evo Calendar homepage and the GitHub project page, all the docs refer to front-end only. This means that the part where data is written and retrieved from database is not included and you'd have to write it yourself. It makes sense for the project to handle the calendar data visual representation only, since there are dozens of scenarios, how the calendar data can be stored.
So, to move on with this, you'd need to write additional functions or methods to get the calendar working with back-end, think AJAX.
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I need to integrate SecurePay with Kentico.I found this article related to custom gateways :
https://docs.kentico.com/k8/e-commerce-features/customizing-and-developing-your-store/e-commerce-customization-examples/creating-a-custom-payment-gateway
Is there any other approach to integrate gateways instead of using default supported by kentico ?
I am not sure what you are asking. The approach in the documentation is correct and you will have to write some custom code. If you are looking for a codeless solution, no there is not.
The Kentico documentation is well explained. This is the best method.
Otherwise you can download this plugin from the MarketPlace http://devnet.kentico.com/marketplace/e-commerce/securepay-payment-gateway-provider
and adapt it to your situation. I don't test it, but for you it could be a starting point.
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[Thank you for answers. I am adding more information to my original question]
We have a Python App that is deployed across several customer locations. It is not feasible to set up a VPN between our servers and the client machines.As we add new features, we want to push it to our existing customers. We are looking for something similar to how on the air updates are handled. I understand this is not a new problem and was hoping to seek some ideas on how it has been handled so far..
A scalable to solution to this would be to embrace server orchestration. This will allow you to decouple the process of pushing updates to your app, from the infrastructure in which it sits.
Ansible is my favourite solution in this department. Other popular solutions are Chef of Puppet.
A common and sensible component of server orchestration is Push to Deploy. Your master branch always contains production code.
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I know you can edit a file in githubs website, but I can't find if you can create or delete a file.
Note that since early December 2012, you can create new files directly from GitHub:
ProTip™: You can pre-fill the filename field using just the URL.
Typing ?filename=yournewfile.txt at the end of the URL will pre-fill the filename field with the name yournewfile.txt.
Looks like it is not possible yet, sorry.
If you have good reasons, you can send a Feature Request here:
http://support.github.com/discussion/new
You can login to Cloud9 IDE and clone the repository and then create/delete as you like and then make a git push.