GitLab provides a number of ways to view and interact with a git repository. There is the classic file browser that lets you explore the files in your repository:
There's also a branch viewer, which lets you see variations of your work under active development, as well as branches that are considered stale and no longer developed:
Alongside this is a tag viewer that lets you explore specific releases of your work:
There are tools that ...
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