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Gitlab runner on M4 Mac Mini 2024, XCode 26.2, supported platforms: iOS, native UIKit swift project. Cocoapods. Trying to run tests via fastlane: run_tests(workspace: 'Project.xcworkspace', ...
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I'm working on a CI script for a gitlab project. The build runs in two stages. The first compiles and packages the code. The second deploys the packaged code to two different remote servers (it's a ...
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I have a Go project. Today, I performed a "git pull" on the microservice repository, and uncommitted changes to the "go.work.sum" file appeared in my Git index. I've never had this ...
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Update: Solved the immediate issue by using terraform to destroy and recreate the resource, starting from scratch and setting up each individual runner manually. This doesn't help me understand the ...
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In IntelliJ IDEA, whenever I press Tab or add spaces, the file is marked as modified even though nothing meaningful has changed. This creates noisy diffs and clutters my GitLab merge requests with ...
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The Gitlab code quality tool is producing a lot of false positives for our team due to a third-party library we use. We're unable to replace the third-party library, since its use has been mandated by ...
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I can install my-package from the shell without providing a token, using pip install is OK: pip install rdmacontrol --index-url https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/44753656/packages/pypi/simple I am ...
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Is there a solution to create a rule that check if an array parameter contains a given element? Below example is not a valid one. spec: inputs: ARRAY: type: array ...
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I know this has been asked a few times, and I know what I'm asking about is not the Gitlab way, but I have a very specific use-case. I have 3 branches, DEV, STAGE and MAIN. Each of these branches is ...
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Let's say you have the following setup in gitlab: Gitlab Group Developments, of which there is a Subgroup Subgroup, which in turn contains Template project X which provides a general structure for ...
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We aare developing new features for our code which we use merge requests in Gitlab to a release branch where all features are collected. When doing the actual release we do a MR from release branch to ...
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I want to frequently test a Python application I'm developing with uv, which I publish to a private repository on a GitLab instance. I've generated an access token with read access to the repo and I ...
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I'm editing a file in a merge request in GitLab's Web IDE. While I'm working, someone else commits changes to the same file, which creates a merge conflict. When I'm ready to commit my changes, GitLab ...
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We have the following Jenkins pipeline script. pipeline { agent any stages { stage('Run in Sandbox'){ steps { dir('Pot') { checkout ...
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Let's say you have a repository in gitlab. For facilitated distribution of the application and according development throughout a team, you convert the app into a Docker Container, which can be ...
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