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This is a guide and process guidance on how to conduct a beta.
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# Configuring your GitLab for a beta
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The steps below will configure your GitLab repository for a beta. Your files will NOT be exposed to anyone who is not a member of your project (either explicitly added by you, or within your group).
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1. Go to your repository settings, then "General".
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2. Ensure Issues is enabled, for "Everyone with Access"
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3. Ensure Repository is enabled, but "Only Project Members"
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4. Ensure "Forks" under "Repository" is set to "Only Project Members"
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5. Under Repository, disable "Pipelines", "Container Registry", and "Packages".
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5. Disable Analytics, Wiki, Snippets, and Operations. (Unless you wish to use these features)
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6. Click "Save Changes".
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# Preparing for a beta
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_These instructions presume you are using GitLab for version control._
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