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Projects are still required to develop and review their code through Gerrit until Anuket is able to fully move to Gitlab later this year (2021).
Gitlab-CI can be used for post-merge CI jobs, but verification of patchsets currently still require JJB.



This guide is still under development Trevor Bramwell


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Contributor Roles

There are 3 project roles in Anuket:

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Code Block
myscheduledjob:
  rules:
    - if: $CI_PIPELINE_SOURCE == "schedule" && $MY_SCHEDULE == "true"

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Rules: "when: never"

When using if rules, a job will never be added if the only rules listed run "when: never" - There must always be a statement that specifies when the job is to be included in the pipeline in order for the job to run.

Hosted Runners (External Hardware builds)

If a projects needs go beyond what Gitlab-CI shared runners provide, they can request hardware they have access to be added as a hosted runner to their project by creating a Linux Foundation support request. The Linux Foundation release engineering team will the provide the requester with a GitLab runner token they can used to enroll the new hardware.

New Project Creation

After a new project has been reviewed and approved by the TSC, they can request their project be created on Gitlab through the Linux Foundation support site.