I'm pretty sure of my reading: if your GitLab repo is a fork of an existing repo, you only pay for the difference.
It may well be that your repo currently isn't a fork of something like https://gitlab.com/linux-kernel/linux then you can fork it, add the fork as your origin, and push the result.
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I'm pretty sure of my reading: if your GitLab repo is a fork of an existing repo, you only pay for the difference.
It may well be that your repo currently isn't a fork of something like https://gitlab.com/linux-kernel/linux then you can fork it, add the fork as your origin, and push the result.