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jonn
jonn

Reputation: 800

Gitlab CI : Multiple project

I have two projects on gitlab : a frontend (angular) and a module backend (spring). So I would like to use a pipeline to run tests on the frontend after backend was tested and builded . For example, I'd like run tests and build backend modules when it succeeds I'd like run the frontend tests which call the api back before I deploy it as below :

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Frontend pipeline .gitlab-ci.yml : stage back : tests => build the backend then stage front : run the tests on api back => build the frontend

How I can do this, please ?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2712

Answers (2)

danielnelz
danielnelz

Reputation: 5136

You could use Gitlabs Multi-Project Pipelines Feature: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/multi_project_pipelines.html#multi-project-pipelines

For example you can add a build-backend job to your frontend gitlab-ci.yml. This job starts the pipeline in the Start/backend Repository and waits for it to end (configured with strategy: depend). In the gitlab-ci.yml of the backend project, you can build and test the backend modules and after this pipeline finishes, the next jobs in the frontend pipeline are executed.

build-backend:
  stage: build-backend
  trigger:
    project: Start/backend
    strategy: depend

Upvotes: 3

Aleksey Tsalolikhin
Aleksey Tsalolikhin

Reputation: 1668

You can use the GitLab Pipelines API to create a new pipeline in the frontend project.

This means you would have two .gitlab-ci.yml files -- one in the backend project, and one in the frontend project.

See also: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/personal_access_tokens.html (you'll need an access token to auth with the GitLab API. You can so via Oauth2 or by using a personal access token, which you might find easier to start with).

Upvotes: 1

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