We have GitLab Community edition.

GitLab doc gives examples of pre-compressing assets with gzip and brotli. Given the adoption of zstd by modern browsers, can we make GitLab Pages serve assets pre-compressed with zstd?

I recently encountered an issue while working with GitLab merge requests (MRs). Here’s the scenario: I reviewed an MR, added comments during the review process, and then merged the MR with those comments. However, after the successful merge, I noticed that the changes were not reflected in the main branch. Additionally, the default setting for MRs was to delete the source branch, but I could still see the branch existed.

I created a branch conf_mr_1 and tried to create a Merge request which resulted in a conflict. This was intended just for some learning purpose. When I try and create a merge request gitlab gives me an option to resolve conflict locally. So I on my existing branch conf_mr_1 tried to execute the first 2 command as mentioned in step1 . While git fetch origin ran without issue, second one failed with error fatal: a branch named 'conf_mr_1' already exists which again is expected as branch conf_mr_1 already exist. Gitlab would not be definitely wrong 🙂 so I am wondering what am I doing wrong here ?