If i have .gitlab-ci.yml
like this
stages:
- build
- deploy
build_app:
stage: build
script:
- build-and-push-to-dockerhub.sh
deploy:
stage: deploy
script:
- push-from-dockerhub-to-deis.sh
When I pushed 2 commits in the same time, I can have a bad situation:
- started commit A build_app task
- started commit B build_app task (he overwrites previous image on a dockerhub)
- started commit A deploy task, and checksums of docker images are different, pipeline failed
As solution I want to say to gitlab that only one pipeline can be runned in the same time. As I know, now gitlab don’t gives me a posibility to do this.
A part of a problem can be solved with gitlab runner with throughput value 1, but I can’t use it for all my cases.
How can I solve this problem? Maybe, gitlab team can implement a posibility to set a sequential startup of pipelines?
Thanks