Hi Inaki, El 15/11/18 a les 18:04, Inaki Malerba ha escrit:
[...] >> - I can only make CI with the master branch (or I don't know how to do it in >> other branches). How can I activate it in other branches differents than >> master? > How did you define the yaml? If you use the one on the example, it > should run on every pipeline. Maybe you should rebase the branches? >> - Can I set a CI yaml file different by branch? one for unstable, one for >> stable, etc? > We decided that the provided example is the easiest way to run. On the > branches for other releases, ej. backports, you should modify the > `expand` key to build for a different debian release. > > Another possibility is to create more than one build job on the yaml > file and use the `only`[1] keyword to filter the branches and have > different pipelines depending on the branch name. It would look > something like this: > > ``` > [..] > build unstable: > extends: .build-unstable > except: > - /^stretch-.*$/ > > build stretch: > extends: .build-stretch > only: > - /^stretch-.*$/ > ``` > > This example is only illustrative. Using that, `build unstable` would > run on all the branches except those whose name starts with `stretch-`, > where `build stretch` will be triggered. > Sorry if I made stupid questions, but should I have yaml file in all the branches? I suppose that my problem is that I don't understand completely the process. Let me summarize the process and maybe you can help me (and others I hope ...) Imagine that I have a package foo maintained in salsa. This package has master, upstream, pristine-tar, experimental, stretch. And I would like to test with CI. From the README I understand that I create the yaml file and I put it in the debian directory. If I put it the root directory the package doesn't build because the builder found differences between the git and the orig. I configure the project in the settings menu -> CI /CD -> General pipelines pointing to this file. I cannot set the branch. After what? If I go CI/CD I can only access to an screen with Help?. Please, could check all the steps in a new project and explain a recipe? The only way that I have found to by pass this option is to create again a .gitlab-ci.yaml file, then a pipeline is created and after change the yaml file. But only the build is done in the master branch not in all branches. I'm sorry if I insist because from my point of view is not an obvious procedure and it could be very useful. Cheers, Leopold -- -- Linux User 152692 GPG: 05F4A7A949A2D9AA Catalonia ------------------------------------- A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text. Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing? A: Top-posting. Q: What is the most annoying thing in e-mail?
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