Once you have access to a valid license, you can simply install packages via composer, which is the most useful if you want to see things working within Magento. However, if you want to review the code only and/or if you want to contribute to the code, cloning git repositories is the way to go. This page describes the procedure and a couple of caveats to get started.
By default, a new user is created on our Gitlab server with the role Guest. If you want to get access to files, we will manually need to upgrade your account to the role Reporter. Contact us if you want this.
Note that for one company multiple Gitlab accounts can be created. As a Guest, this allows you to review and create issues. We try to keep the number of accounts that have more advanced roles limited though.
The SSH server of our Gitlab instance runs on port 61023 instead of the regular port 22. This is for security reasons.
To easily clone things, either use HTTPS or configure the SSH host in your own .ssh/config file first:
Host gitlab.yireo.com
Hostname gitlab.yireo.com
Port 61023
User git
To clone a repository via SSH, use a command similar to the following:
git clone git@gitlab.yireo.com:loki-checkout/LokiCheckout_AccountType.git
To clone a repository via SSH, use a command similar to the following (and make sure to replace TOKEN with your own personal access token which usually starts with glpat-):
git clone https://oauth2:glpat-TOKEN@gitlab.yireo.com/loki-checkout/LokiCheckout_AccountType.git
You are only allowed to make direct changes if you have the Gitlab role Developer (read: the core team only). Usually, if you want to make changes, you would fork the repository under your own Gitlab account and send your changes back to the original repository as a Merge Request.
The procedure in short:
issue/something;