gitlab-project-bootstraplisted

Set up or audit GitLab project metadata hygiene (avatar, description, topics, badges, README) for Cinetic Digital's private client repos on gitlab.com. Use this whenever the user is starting a brand-new client project, asks to "configure" or "bootstrap" a GitLab project, wants project descriptions/tags/topics/badges set, mentions a project's README is missing/stock/hidden/needs improving, or asks what's missing / what should be set up on a GitLab repo. Also trigger when the user mentions a specific client project by name (e.g. a PrestaShop or Laravel repo) and asks about its GitLab page, its description, or wants it to "look proper." Works both for brand-new projects (apply everything from minute 1) and for auditing/fixing an existing one.
educlopez/mallard · ★ 3 · Code & Development · score 72

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# GitLab project bootstrap (Cinetic Digital client repos) Checklist + concrete commands for making a private client repo on gitlab.com (group `cineticd`) look and behave properly from day one — description, topics, badges, README, and a couple of org-hygiene checks worth flagging. Built from real work across PrestaShop projects (`ps9-gaudibarcelonashop`, `vives-8`, `milagros-colombia-b2b-v9.1`) and a Laravel one (`apply-animalmax`). Everything here is done via `glab` (GitLab CLI) — either `glab api` for project-metadata-only changes (no repo files, no PR needed), or a normal clone → branch → MR → merge flow when a repo file (README) needs to change. ## Before you start: find the project and its SSH remote alias If you don't have the exact `namespace/project` path, search for it: ```bash glab api "projects?membership=true&per_page=100&search=<name>" | python3 -c " import json,sys for p in json.load(sys.stdin): print(p['path_with_namespace'], '|', p.get('description')) " ``` If there are multiple near-matches (e.g. `vives-8`, `vives-17-nuevo`, `ps17-vivescortadaimport`), confirm the right one with the user rather than guessing — don't touch the wrong client's repo. Check `~/.ssh/config` for the SSH host alias used to reach gitlab.com — this org uses a `Host gl-cinetic` alias (not `git@gitlab.com:` directly) with its own IdentityFile. Cloning with the wrong host will fail with "Permission denied (publickey)" even though your GitLab account has access. Always clone as