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Pipelines

Setting up and using pipelines is the first task that must be done when using BeetleboxCI. This document describes how projects may be created and managed.

Overview​

A project manages a single Continuous Integration pipeline. Each pipeline links to one code repository this is including all branches. By placing a config.yaml file in the code repository, you can setup different workflows in a pipeline. Using pipelines allows you to:

  • Begin automating your designs.
  • Setup Continuous Integration workflows.
  • Start automatically generating artifacts.

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Configuration Examples​

The following example shows a simple config.yaml file. When setting up a project, a code repository is linked to a project. In the code repository, a config.yaml file will need to be stored in the .bbx directory. 

runners:
 example-runner:
  image: work1-virtualbox:5000/ubuntu-generic

jobs:   
 example-job:
  resource_spec: micro
  runner: example-runner
  steps:  
   - run:
      name: Example Step
      command: echo "Hello World"

workflows:
 workflow-example:
  jobs:
   - example-job