I am using gitlab in my local environment. Now I am trying to implement CI for autodeployment process. I followed the tutorial but that tutorial only works on gitlab.com my gitlab addrr is something like this http://192.168.-.-:---/root/test-project.
When I follow the tutorial step by step it works on gitlab.com that means when I add .gitlab-ci.yml file to my root project it triggers the pipeline. But when I add .gitlab-ci.yml file on my local git it doesn't trigger the pipeline as pipeline page shows everytime getting started with pipeline and it seems like i am not pushing it right.
How can I add .yml into my root directory?
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What is it exactly that does not work?
- marcolz
as on gitlab.com when i add .yml file in the application it shows pause state in pipelines but when i implement this on local gitlab machine it shows nothing and pipeline page always show getting started with pipeline. I have edited my question now you can see the image.
- Pasha
still unclear what you are trying to do and what error is please update the question with .yml file that you mentioned
- bhavesh27
@bhavesh27 hope now you understand it this is the tutorial link digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/…
- Pasha
Tell us what did succeed then. Do you have any gitlab-runners up and running and made them available to your Gitlab instance and is your project allowed to use them ?
- marcolz
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the first step is to make pipelines work. I am confused
This should be easier with GitLab 13.12 (May 2021), which does now include a tutorial:
Useful GitLab CI/CD information in the pipeline editor
Creating your first GitLab CI/CD pipeline can be difficult, especially for those new to CI/CD.
You might spend time switching back and forth between documentation and GitLab to get your first pipeline configured.In this release we’ve added a drawer with useful information to the pipeline editor to help guide you through the steps of writing your first pipeline.
See Documentation and Issue.
