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Updates of R2Devops - What's new in November?
Let's have a look to all improvements made in R2Devops in November 2022!
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How to migrate your CI/CD configuration with R2Devops?
Learn how R2Devops can help you to migrate your CI/CD configuration easily!
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Updates of R2Devops - What's new since August?
Let's have a look to all improvements made in R2Devops in September & October 2022!
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R2Devops joins GitLab Inc.’s Alliance Partner Program
R2Devops partners with GitLab to support open source CI/CD jobs.
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Updates of R2Devops - What's new in August?
Let's take a look to all the improvements made in R2Devops in August 2022!
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How to add a private job in R2Devops?
Discover the two ways to add a private job in R2Devops and create your own registry of CI/CD jobs.
Add a private job in R2Devops to build your GitLab CI/CD pipeline¶
R2Devops is a library of open source and collaborative resources you can use to build your CI/CD pipeline in GitLab. You can add any resources on your own, share them with the community and support other developers in their DevOps journey.
Our latest improvement: you can make the resources you added in R2Devops private!
First thing first: What does it mean to have a private job?
A private job is a resource only you and your GitLab organization can access and use.
It’s link to the GitLab organization of the project where the code is located. If you are the only one working on this organization or if the project is located on your own namespace, only you will see it. If other people are working with you, the resources will appear as a private job in their R2Devops account too.
How to add a private job in R2Devops?¶
Well, it’s easy. First, you need to create an account in R2Devops, and log in.
Once you are in your personal dashboard, go to the section Resources - My jobs.
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If you never have linked a job in R2Devops before, you’ll see a panel in the screen. You just have to click on it to begin the process. If you already have a job in R2Devops, a plus sign appears on the top-right side of your screen.
From there, you just have to follow the guide!
- Add your personal token
- Fill your job data
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On the panel number 2, where you will fill your job’s information, you can select if you want your job to be private or public.
- Import your job and complete its information to fill the documentation!
Here you are, your private job was added in R2Devops.
Where can I find my private job?
You can see and modify your private job from your personal dashboard, in the section Resources - My jobs, or in the hub, selecting Private jobs in the filters’ section.
How to make a job private already in the hub?¶
In order to make a job already in the hub private, you need to go to the modify page.
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This page is accessible from the job’s documentation or from your personal dashboard.
Once you are in the job’s modification page, scroll down. At the bottom of the page, there is a toggle to change your job from public to private (and reverse).
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Be careful! Moving a job from public to private will broke the pipeline of people from the community using it!
You know where to start, so go ahead, and create your own registry of CI/CD resource you can share with your team!
Continue readingUpdates of R2Devops - What's new in July?
Let's take a look to all the improvements made in R2Devops in July 2022!
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How to implement faster your CI/CD?
Learn how R2Devops can help you to reduce the implementation time of your CI/CD!
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Updates of R2Devops - What's new in June?
Let's take a look to all the improvements made in R2Devops in June 2022!
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Why using R2Devops’ official jobs?
Discover what official jobs are and why you should use them!
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Updates of R2Devops - What's new in May?
Let's take a look to all the improvements made in R2Devops in May 2022!
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Why doing CI/CD?
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment aren’t just 2 keywords to add to your curriculum vitae when you’re looking for a job. They can really improve your development process and help you automate time-consuming tasks! Let’s see why you should include CI/CD in your development workflow.
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Generate automatically your CI/CD pipeline using R2Devops
Learn how to create your CI/CD pipeline automaltically using R2Devops. It will be done in a minute!
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Using jobs' fixed versions in your pipeline
A good practice is to use fixed version of jobs when building your pipeline? Why? Let's check together!
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Best advices to give a CI/CD beginner
In this article you will find plenty of good advices for CI/CD beginners! Discover them right now!
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Start with React Hooks
Hooks have arrived with React 16.8. This feature is a real revolution, and we will show you why and how to use it.
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Updates of R2Devops - What’s new on April?
It’s already been a month since the release of R2Devops V1.0.0. And our teams haven’t stop working! Let’s take a look at the new improvements on the platform. 👇
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R2Devops 1.0.0 - Who let the jobs out?
Today is the day! We are really proud and incredibly excited to announce the release of the new version of the platform: R2Devops V1.0.0.
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R2Devops is registered as a GitLab alliance partner
R2Devops has officialy joined GitLab alliance partner's list. This partnership validates our engagement to simplify the developers' life and our value of transparency and open source. Discover all the details about this partnership!
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Git commands used by R2Devops’ team
Today, we want to share with you some git commands we use in our development’s daily tasks. We think some of these commands can help you on problems you may have. So here you can find some of them that we use for R2Devops!
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