When working on a new feature, always check that your gitlab repository is up
to date with the upstream master branch.
In order to fetch the latest code, first make sure that foreman for
postgres is runnning (needed for db migration) and then run:
gdk update
This will update both gitlab and gitlab-shell and run any possible
migrations. You can also update them separately by running make gitlab-update
and make gitlab-shell-update respectively.
If there are changes in the aformentioned local repositories or/and a different
branch than master is checked out, the make update commands will stash any
uncommitted changes and change to master branch prior to updating the remote
repositories.
Sometimes there are changes in gitlab-development-kit that require
you to regenerate configuration files with make. You can always
remove an individual file (e.g. rm Procfile) and rebuild it by
running make. If you want to rebuild all configuration files
created by the Makefile, run:
gdk reconfigure