Step-by-step guide on creating a project in GitLab and adding collaborators:
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302 Found

The server responded with a 302 Found status code. This is a form of client-side redirection. This redirect can be either temporary or permanent, indicating the user was sent to another location after the initial request was completed.

### Response: 202 Accepted

The server responded with a 202 Accepted status code. This code confirms that the request accepted but the processing has not yet been completed.

### Response: 404 Not Found

The server responded with a 404 Not Found status code. This is an HTTP status code used when the server cannot find the requested resource or when it's not able to retrieve the requested resource. 

Overall these types of error codes give helpful insight into what is going on with your request or response in a network and can be helpful for a developer to understand debugging, troubleshooting and finding the root cause of any issues.
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Step-by-step guide on creating a project in GitLab and adding collaborators:
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1. Login into GitLab using your credentials and create a new project. 

2. Enter the details of the project including the name, description, and any tags that you want to add. 

3. Once the project is created, click on the "Settings" icon on the left sidebar of your project. 

4. Scroll down to the "Members" section and click on "Add member." 

5. Enter the username or email address of the collaborator you want to add. 

6. Select the role you want the collaborator to have. They can be assigned the "Guest," "Reporter," "Developer," or "Maintainer" role. 

7. Click on "Add to project" to save the changes. 

8. The collaborator will receive an invitation via email to join the project. 

9. Once the collaborator accepts the invitation, they can access the project by logging into GitLab. 

10. You can manage the access level and permissions of collaborators by going back to the "Members" section of the project settings.
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