How to do version control with GitLab?

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How to do version control with GitLab?

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Scenario

I have a local folder (on my machine) with all the folders and files of various projects .

I have chosen GitLab because I need to save private projects .

Questions

Is there a tool for " Synchronize " all my structure?
- This tool would version control ?
If not, is there another way or no possibility ?

Thanks for any other great tip about GitLab.

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asked by anonymous 29.08.2018 / 13:11

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GitLab already offers the service of controlling versions

Maybe you're new to Git and so you're confusing things, so I suggest you go through Git's quick and basic guide .

In summary, Git is the software that you install locally to control the versions of your files locally. GitLab, GitHub, BitBucket and other services, provide a Git repository in the cloud for you to mirror your local repository, as well as other cool tools for you to organize and share your work.

For simplicity, if you're on a solo job, your day-to-day procedure is to change your source code in your favorite editor and run git commands to update your local repository and then other git commands to send these changes to the cloud service you've chosen.

There are several graphing tool options that you can use to run git commands if you do not want to do this by line command. Some IDEs already have integration with Git as well.