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How pre-filled CI/CD variables will make running pipelines easier

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Date Published
Author
Chrissie Buchanan
Word Count
580
Company Posts That Month
21
Language
English
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Summary

GitLab 13.7 introduces a new feature that generates pre-filled CI/CD variables to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of manually running pipelines. CI/CD variables are dynamic values defined in the .gitlab-ci.yml or GitLab Runner config.toml files, which customize job environments in GitLab CI/CD. Previously, manually entering these variables was prone to error and tedious, as users had to select required values from a drop-down menu. The new pre-filled variables automatically populate based on the .gitlab-ci.yml file, reducing errors and streamlining the process, particularly useful for teams manually deploying to production. This feature has been well-received by the GitLab community, who appreciate the reduction in frustration and errors associated with manual pipeline operations. Additionally, GitLab continues to release new CI features monthly, encouraging community contributions to enhance their CI/CD tools further.

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