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FAQ: GitLab CI/CD Catalog

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Itzik Gan Baruch and Dov Hershkovitch
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1,018
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Language
English
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Summary

The GitLab CI/CD Catalog is a feature within the DevSecOps platform that enables users to discover, reuse, and contribute CI/CD components, enhancing software development efficiency and productivity. This catalog, available from GitLab 17.0, supports version control, allowing earlier versions of pipelines to be rerun and includes features like composite components and testing methods using child pipelines. Users can manage components in self-managed or GitLab.com environments, clone public repositories, and prevent job name collisions with dynamic inputs. While the catalog supports private components and branch name usage for versions, the future roadmap includes features like component labels and output specifications. The documentation guides users on transitioning from existing pipeline templates to catalog components, emphasizing the use of inputs and proper folder structures. The catalog's visibility is based on project settings, and while there is no current process for verifying individual creators, GitLab partners and maintained components have a defined process.

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