To decide which GitLab URL to use for committing code, you need to determine where your project repo

To decide which GitLab URL to use for committing code, you need to determine where your project repository resides and configure Git to use the correct URL. Here's how to do this:

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1. Identify the Correct URL

• Check Your Repository's Remote URL: Run the following command in your local repository:

  git remote -v

  This will display the current remote URLs for your repository (e.g., origin). Look for a URL matching one of the two provided.

• Confirm Access: Visit each URL in your browser and verify which one hosts your repository. Log in if necessary to confirm.

• Determine the Repository Location: If you don’t already have the repository cloned, you need to find it on the correct GitLab instance:

  • Search for your repository under Projects in both GitLab URLs.

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