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Meet Pipeline Editor, your one-stop shop for building a CI/CD pipeline

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Dov Hershkovitch
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1,033
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Language
English
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Summary

GitLab introduced the Pipeline Editor in version 13.8 as a dedicated tool for authoring CI/CD pipelines, addressing the complexity of GitLab's advanced syntax by consolidating all CI authoring features into one location. The editor facilitates the creation and validation of pipeline configurations through features like continuous validation using linting APIs and a visualization tab that outlines the pipeline's structure before execution. Users start by creating a .gitlab-ci.yml file, which the editor helps simplify by merging 'include' and 'extends' configurations for better readability and debugging. This development emerged from GitLab's strategic decision to separate continuous integration into distinct teams, with the Pipeline Authoring team focusing on enhancing the authoring experience for both advanced and novice users. The Pipeline Editor aims to streamline the CI/CD process, making it accessible and efficient, and GitLab encourages user feedback to inform future enhancements.

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