Awesome! content just stumbled on your channel and i love and appreciate what am seen this is a good tutorial video that talks a lot about Gitlab used most in most companies at the enterprise level unlike Git and GIthub that open source and not popular in most companies
Hi , when we build and push it to Acr evrytime a new tag must me added ,other than ci_pipeline_iid, wat is the other way to get a new tag everytime we build and push image.
Hello Joel, Thanks for your video, here i would like check with you that, how do we handle the pipeline execution based on branch names like release-1.1.0 or hotfix-1.0.0 along with develop and master branches. For these branches it may vary the deployment to different environments (SIT-develop, UAT-release, PROD-master and hotfix-emergency). how the .gitlab-ci.yml file look like. Pls suggest. Appreciate your support. only: variables: - $CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME == 'develop' - $DEPLOY_SANDBOX_ON_EVERY_COMMIT == 'true'
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Awesome! content just stumbled on your channel and i love and appreciate what am seen this is a good tutorial video that talks a lot about Gitlab used most in most companies at the enterprise level unlike Git and GIthub that open source and not popular in most companies
Hi , when we build and push it to Acr evrytime a new tag must me added ,other than ci_pipeline_iid, wat is the other way to get a new tag everytime we build and push image.
Hello Joel, Thanks for your video, here i would like check with you that, how do we handle the pipeline execution based on branch names like release-1.1.0 or hotfix-1.0.0 along with develop and master branches. For these branches it may vary the deployment to different environments (SIT-develop, UAT-release, PROD-master and hotfix-emergency). how the .gitlab-ci.yml file look like. Pls suggest. Appreciate your support.
only:
variables:
- $CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME == 'develop'
- $DEPLOY_SANDBOX_ON_EVERY_COMMIT == 'true'