When you join a new project, company, customer, etc. (youâre still in the onboarding phase đ ), meanwhile you may find that you need to make a few changes to get your teamâs production pipelines up and running. In this case, you can call an API trigger from one project to another (this is just a example). Iâve been in the situation described above before, and it was how I discovered this amazing feature in GitLab....
Merging two CSV files using Pandas in Python 3 on Linux is a quick and easy process that can save you a lot of time and effort, however in my case I used other script to extract specific tag values from a CSV file, converts them into a JSON object, and writes them to a new CSV file, in that way I provided a workaround for those tags wanted....
On this post I will give you an example of how to clone a repo into your pipeline and use it for other jobs. As you can read from Gitlab official documentation artifact can output an archive of files/directories. I set the following example: artifacts: paths: - <project_name> exclude: - <project_name>/.git/**/* expire_in: 60 seconds We need to call the artifacts by using âartifactsâ keyboard in the pipeline, in this example paths keyboard which files/directories add into artifacts....
The following post is example of how to activate and use Trigger pipeline by API the official documentation over here as it mentioned is can be use âto trigger a pipeline for a specific branch or tagâ; for our example I use it to activate a pipeline into specific branch. Steps: repoA will be the main one where the pipeline trigger it will be activate From repoA go to Settings-CI/CD-Pipeline triggers Click on âadd triggerâ copy your token From repoB that will be our caller of the repoA pipeline create a variable where you can paste the token....