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4d Publish Gitlab by e-marchand — Agent Skill

Name: 4d Publish Gitlab
Author: e-marchand

4d Publish Gitlab

Publish a 4D project to GitLab using glab CLI. Use this skill when the user wants to publish, push, or share a 4D project to GitLab. Creates remote repository, initializes git, and pushes code. Supports gitlab.com and private/self-hosted GitLab instances with group/namespace support.

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4D Publish to GitLab

Publish a 4D project to GitLab with support for gitlab.com and self-hosted instances.

Script

publish.py - Publish to GitLab

Creates GitLab repository from 4D project.

Interactive mode:

python3 "<skill_path>/scripts/publish.py"

Non-interactive mode (with arguments):

python3 "<skill_path>/scripts/publish.py" --yes [options]

Argument	Description
`--yes`, `-y`	Non-interactive mode
`--public`	Create public repository (default: private)
`--description "..."`, `-d`	Repository description
`--hostname`	GitLab instance hostname (default: gitlab.com)
`--group`, `-g`	GitLab group/namespace for the repository

Examples:

# Interactive
python3 publish.py

# Private repo on gitlab.com, no questions
python3 publish.py --yes

# Public repo with description
python3 publish.py --yes --public --description "My 4D component"

# Self-hosted GitLab instance
python3 publish.py --yes --hostname gitlab.example.com

# Under a group namespace
python3 publish.py --yes --group my-team

# Self-hosted + group
python3 publish.py --yes --hostname gitlab.example.com --group my-team --description "Shared component"

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