.gitlab-ci.yml

GitLab CI/CD pipelines are configured using a YAML file called .gitlab-ci.yml: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/

Gitlab-ci.yml and CI/CD pipelines Changelog

• 22/09/2019 GitLab 12.3
  • rules keyword: rules:if, rules:changes
  • timeout for jobs.
  • interruptible

• 22/08/2019 GitLab 12.2
  • needs:https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/#needs

• xx/xx/2019 GitLab 11.8
  • Nested includes

• xx/xx/2019 GitLab 11.8
  • trigger (premium version)

• xx/xx/2019 GitLab 11.7
  • include:file
  • include:template

• xx/xx/2019 GitLab 11.5
  • parallel

• xx/xx/2019 GitLab 11.4
  • only:changes/except:changes
  • when:delayed
  • include (available in Premium since 10.5)

• 22/09/2018 GitLab 11.3
  • extends as alternative to YAML anchors
  • artifacts:reports

• xx/xx/201x GitLab 9.5
  • retry

• xx/xx/201x GitLab 8.10
  • when:manual

• xx/xx/201x GitLab 8.9
  • environment

• xx/xx/201x GitLab 8.6
  • Anchors feature

GitLab Runner 11.10

• Git clean flags
• Custom build directoriesl https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/#custom-build-directories

GitLab Runner v0.7.0

• cache

Activities

1. Read gitlab-ci.yml reference documentation https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/
2. Review new keyworks introduced in gitlab-ci.yml reading this page

See also

• GitLab release notes
• Gitlab runner: GitLab Runner Changelog

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