Flex private recipes with Gitlab #18196
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Great contribution! I love the new GitHub/Gitlab sub-sections, very easy to follow. Thanks Antoine. |
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I like flex recipes but I'm also like Gitlab, so let's explain "How To Configure and Use Flex Private Recipe Repositories" with Gitlab !
I made a choice to create section GitHub/Gitlab when there are differences, but I'm not 100% sure if it's the best (instead of having 2 distinct process with same steps)
I tested Gitlab process with simple case