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GitLab - Create Groups
Description
Creating group helps to connect multiple repositories and allows members to access the project by giving permissions on the group level.
Steps for Creating Group
Step 1 − Login to your GitLab account and click on the Groups menu −

Step 2 − Next, you will get the below screen and click on the New group button to create a group −

Step 3 − Enter the Group name, Description, visibility level(Private/Public/Internal) and also you can set the image for the group of your choice which should be within 200kb in size. Now click on the Create group button.

Step 4 − Next, it will display the success message after creating the group as shown below −

Step 5 − Now, go back to your Groups section and you will see the created group in the list −

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