We’ve been using Gitlab CI for over a year, but recently we’ve been having problems with builds not triggering.
The environment:
- We have three long-lived branches, master, develop (“release”), and preview
- Gitlab and CI are running on Linux
- Gitlab 8.12
The build is correctly triggered when:
- Someone commits directly to a long-lived branch.
The build should be triggered – but is not – when:
- Someone does a git merge from a feature branch or a git flow feature finish.
- Someone does a git merge from develop to master, or git flow release finish.
This behavior started recently, around the time we did an upgrade of Gitlab.
Here’s an example of our gitlab-ci.yml:
#
# Deploy and build all the things!
#
#
stages:
- bootstrap
- build
- deploy
job_preview_bootstrap:
tags:
- host02
stage: bootstrap
script:
# Bootstrap the git repository
- "ansible localhost -m git -a \"repo=$CI_BUILD_REPO dest=~/git version=preview update=yes force=yes accept_hostkey=yes\""
only:
- preview
job_release_bootstrap:
tags:
- host02
stage: bootstrap
script:
# Bootstrap the git repository
- "ansible localhost -m git -a \"repo=$CI_BUILD_REPO dest=~/git version=develop update=yes force=yes accept_hostkey=yes\""
except:
- preview
- master
job_live_bootstrap:
tags:
- live
stage: bootstrap
script:
# Bootstrap the git repository
- "ansible localhost -m git -a \"repo=$CI_BUILD_REPO dest=~/newten7/git version=master update=yes force=yes accept_hostkey=yes\""
only:
- master