Facile GitLab Helper
This library provides help to microservices inside gitLab C.I pipelines, integrating different repositories within different pipelines and projects.
Getting Started
Open the terminal and install the given library:
pip install facile-gitlab-trigger-easy
Execute the command below to make sure the library has been installed correctly:
facile-trigger-easy --help
The list of commands below should be displayed:
usage: facile-trigger-easy -a GITLAB_API_TOKEN [-h GIT_LAB_HOST] [--help] [-t TARGET_BRANCH] -p PROJECT_ID
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