Gitlab version: 11.3.3 (af2e5ea)
Gitlab runnner version: 11.3.1 (0aa5179e)
According to the following:
I should be able to override the application tag for images pushed to registry with CI_APPLICATION_TAG being defined in variables, but it doesn’t seem to work…
Successfully built da8b43bd1531
Successfully tagged registry.example.com/docker/cloudflared/master:e3acb237d6bab5d4fac6e5b3a69ebefd1c178652
Pushing to GitLab Container Registry...
The push refers to repository [registry.example.com/docker/cloudflared/master]
I’ve tried manually adding these variables (CI_APPLICATION_REPOSITORY and CI_APPLICATION_TAG) at build time, but i still get both the sha instead of tag (amd64) and the wrong repo (/cloudflared/master, instead of cloudflared)
Hi,
Perhaps I’m reading this wrong, but none of these merge requests were ever merged, thus I wouldn’t expect this functionality to be available. Or am I missing something?
hey thanks for the reply. I thought that to, but then i saw
in MR152, but yeah you’re right lookign back at !50, seems it’s still open, thus not implemented yet
Thanks for clarifying that, I was going back and forth between all 3 trying to see if they were implemented yet and the “Closes” threw me off.
No worries. Ok, it seems we’re on the same page now. I thought I was missing something.
Indeed, that issue was never closed. Also, notice that the project you are looking at (GitLab.org / GitLab CI Yml - Deprecated · GitLab) is no longer active. Its home page shows this deprecation notice:
This project has been deprecated and the templates have been moved to lib/gitlab/ci/templates · master · GitLab.org / GitLab FOSS · GitLab
