get container name from gitlab yaml file
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I wrote the following gitlab ci yaml file
job_tests:
stage: test
image: bigtruedata/sbt
variables:
CLOUD_SDK_VERSION: 206.0.0
script:
- . ./pipeline/scripts/auth_account.sh ${image}
- sbt it:test
<<: *tags_derf
Actually, I can not make the image value (bigtruedata/sbt) used the script auth_account.sh. Is there a way I can get the image value of the runner container.
thanks a lot
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I wrote the following gitlab ci yaml file
job_tests:
stage: test
image: bigtruedata/sbt
variables:
CLOUD_SDK_VERSION: 206.0.0
script:
- . ./pipeline/scripts/auth_account.sh ${image}
- sbt it:test
<<: *tags_derf
Actually, I can not make the image value (bigtruedata/sbt) used the script auth_account.sh. Is there a way I can get the image value of the runner container.
thanks a lot
docker gitlab gitlab-ci
That is not a valid YAML file. The first line cannot be indented more than the second. And the merge key language independent type is at the same indentation level as the sequence above it. Instead of unnecessary "thanks a lot" you should invest time in getting your input correct (or at least correctly presented).
– Anthon
Nov 5 at 19:17
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I wrote the following gitlab ci yaml file
job_tests:
stage: test
image: bigtruedata/sbt
variables:
CLOUD_SDK_VERSION: 206.0.0
script:
- . ./pipeline/scripts/auth_account.sh ${image}
- sbt it:test
<<: *tags_derf
Actually, I can not make the image value (bigtruedata/sbt) used the script auth_account.sh. Is there a way I can get the image value of the runner container.
thanks a lot
docker gitlab gitlab-ci
I wrote the following gitlab ci yaml file
job_tests:
stage: test
image: bigtruedata/sbt
variables:
CLOUD_SDK_VERSION: 206.0.0
script:
- . ./pipeline/scripts/auth_account.sh ${image}
- sbt it:test
<<: *tags_derf
Actually, I can not make the image value (bigtruedata/sbt) used the script auth_account.sh. Is there a way I can get the image value of the runner container.
thanks a lot
docker gitlab gitlab-ci
docker gitlab gitlab-ci
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That is not a valid YAML file. The first line cannot be indented more than the second. And the merge key language independent type is at the same indentation level as the sequence above it. Instead of unnecessary "thanks a lot" you should invest time in getting your input correct (or at least correctly presented).
– Anthon
Nov 5 at 19:17
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That is not a valid YAML file. The first line cannot be indented more than the second. And the merge key language independent type is at the same indentation level as the sequence above it. Instead of unnecessary "thanks a lot" you should invest time in getting your input correct (or at least correctly presented).
– Anthon
Nov 5 at 19:17
That is not a valid YAML file. The first line cannot be indented more than the second. And the merge key language independent type is at the same indentation level as the sequence above it. Instead of unnecessary "thanks a lot" you should invest time in getting your input correct (or at least correctly presented).
– Anthon
Nov 5 at 19:17
That is not a valid YAML file. The first line cannot be indented more than the second. And the merge key language independent type is at the same indentation level as the sequence above it. Instead of unnecessary "thanks a lot" you should invest time in getting your input correct (or at least correctly presented).
– Anthon
Nov 5 at 19:17
add a comment |
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That is not a valid YAML file. The first line cannot be indented more than the second. And the merge key language independent type is at the same indentation level as the sequence above it. Instead of unnecessary "thanks a lot" you should invest time in getting your input correct (or at least correctly presented).
– Anthon
Nov 5 at 19:17