I have several projects on gitlab. I want for them to share the same file (namely .clang-format).

I have several projects on gitlab. I want for them to share the same file (namely .clang-format).

I have defined a Downstream pipeline with the following

I want to create a webhook and on top of the payload ( event information data) I want to add extra parameters I tried a custom webhook template with different variables but none worked

I want to create a webhook and on top of the payload ( event information data) I want to add extra parameters I tried a custom webhook template with different variables but none worked

Gitlab exposes the refs for merge requests with something like:

Gitlab exposes the refs for merge requests with something like:

Gitlab exposes the refs for merge requests with something like:

I have a weird situation with GitLab. I am working with an enterprise edition hosted by my institution. There is <url>/groupA/projectA and <url>/groupB/projectB. Both projects use the default permission sets for reporter, developer, maintainer, etc. In both projects, I am a developer. I use ssh authentication for both. When I do git remote -v locally in each project, the only difference in the output is git@<url>:groupA/projectA vs. git@<url>:groupB/projectB.

I have plenty of experience when it comes to deploying web-based applications using GitLab environments. I’m at a new job now where we are testing a suite of binaries and want to deploy these binaries to some servers we have setup for the explicit case of testing a deployment.