Log in to the Gata B website and create a new remote repository by clicking the plus icon in the top-right corner.
Select 'new repository' and input the desired name, such as 'x b two note', which doesn't have to match the project name.
Choose whether the repository is 'public' (visible to everyone) or 'private' (only visible to you by default) and click 'create repository' to make a new empty remote repository.
Service providers usually offer two types of repository addresses: HTTPS and SSH, which use different methods for user identity verification.
If SSH is desired, configure the SSH keys in your account first.
The repository's type (public or private) can be changed in settings by going to 'danger zone' at the bottom of the settings page.
