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I'm currently working on the GitLab CI pipeline for my Node.js web app. In my current GitLab CI setup I follow the same steps for a couple of CI jobs: Use the Node image Spin up services: Postgres, ...
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I'm working on a CI script for a gitlab project. The build runs in two stages. The first compiles and packages the code. The second deploys the packaged code to two different remote servers (it's a ...
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I want my GitLab CI job to run only when one of my doc files at docs/**/*.md or docs/**/*.mdx changes. When I put these patterns in the rules:changes: field, the job always seems to run, even when ...
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Since the recent changes on npm regarding authentication and token permissions, we are no longer able to publish private packages in our monorepo using Lerna in our CI/CD pipeline on a self-hosted ...
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For a crew project I have 2 gitlab repositories (backend and front-end) and I'd like to improve my CICD. As of now, when I merge a PR, it deploys on a ""development environment"" ...
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I'm setting up a GitLab Runner for a Laravel 12 project and I want my CI pipeline to do the following: Spin up a MariaDB service for the tests Run php artisan migrate:fresh --seed to seed the ...
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Is there a solution to create a rule that check if an array parameter contains a given element? Below example is not a valid one. spec: inputs: ARRAY: type: array ...
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We aare developing new features for our code which we use merge requests in Gitlab to a release branch where all features are collected. When doing the actual release we do a MR from release branch to ...
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Let's say you have a repository in gitlab. For facilitated distribution of the application and according development throughout a team, you convert the app into a Docker Container, which can be ...
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Is there a best practice to capture screenshots of an unreal app when performing a test in a gitlab ci pipeline? gemini suggest using movie render queue w a vnc session or NICE DCV to stimulate a user ...
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I get this error in my pipelines: Health check container logs: 2025-11-18T09:45:19.064500182Z FATAL: No HOST or PORT found Service container logs: 2025-11-18T09:45:19.061855973Z ...
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I'm running integration tests using Testcontainers with Oracle XE. Locally, everything works fine. On GitLab CI, using a Kubernetes executor with Podman as a Docker service, the tests fail with: java....
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There are several questions on stack overflow asking how to get the current branch name on GitLab. The interwebz are full of countless variations of that same question. The answer that is always ...
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I’m an intern working in DevSecOps. Our repo uses branches: test, dev, preprod, prod. I’ve set up scans (SAST, container scan , DAST ) triggered from the test branch. But the dev team often pushes ...
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GitLab seem to accept jobs containing anything, including keywords that aren't normally allowed in a job. I've not tested, but this question even suggest that one could even make the hidden job a ...
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