Interface Introduction

Projects are the core feature of GitCode, designed to help users efficiently store, organize, and manage code, files, and related resources. A project can have multiple collaborators and can be public or private. Each project has a unique URL, allowing others to view, clone, and contribute to its contents.

In a project, you can:

• Code Management: Store and version control your source code, documentation, and other files.
• Collaborative Development: Invite other developers to participate in the project and jointly contribute code.
• Branch Management: Create and manage different code branches for parallel development.
• Release Management: Manage project versions through Tags and Releases.
• Issue Tracking: Create and manage issues, tasks, and bugs within the project.
• Code Review: Conduct code reviews and discussions via Merge Requests (MRs).
• Automated Integration: Configure WebHooks to integrate with other tools.
• Access Control: Manage project access levels through roles and permissions.
• Project Analysis: View contribution statistics, code statistics, and more data about the project.
• Online Editing: Edit and update project files directly in the browser.