use_gitlab_ci: Add .gitlab-ci.yml file in your current project from template

In gitlabr: Access to the 'GitLab' API

Add .gitlab-ci.yml file in your current project from template

Description

Add .gitlab-ci.yml file in your current project from template

Usage

use_gitlab_ci(
  image = "rocker/verse:latest",
  path = ".gitlab-ci.yml",
  overwrite = TRUE,
  add_to_Rbuildignore = TRUE,
  type = "check-coverage-pkgdown",
  upgrade = TRUE
)

Arguments

image	Docker image to use in GitLab ci. If NULL, not specified!
path	destination path for writing GitLab CI yml file
overwrite	whether to overwrite existing GitLab CI yml file
add_to_Rbuildignore	add CI yml file and cache path used inside the CI workflow to .Rbuildignore?
type	type of the CI template to use
upgrade	whether to upgrade the R packages to the latest version during the CI. Default to TRUE.

Details

Types available are:

• "check-coverage-pkgdown": Check package along with Code coverage with 'covr' and 'pkgdown' site on GitLab Pages

• "check-coverage-pkgdown-renv": Check package built in a fixed 'renv' state along with Code coverage with 'covr' and 'pkgdown' site on GitLab Pages.

• "bookdown": Build 'bookdown' HTML and PDF site on GitLab Pages

• "bookdown-production": Build 'bookdown' HTML and PDF site on GitLab Pages. Where there will be a version of the book for each branch deployed. See https://github.com/statnmap/GitLab-Pages-Deploy for setup details.

Value

Used for side effects. Creates a .gitlab-ci.yml file in your directory.

Examples

# Create in another directory
use_gitlab_ci(
  image = "rocker/verse:latest",
  path = tempfile(fileext = ".yml")
)
## Not run: 
# Create in your current project with template for packages checking
use_gitlab_ci(image = "rocker/verse:latest", type = "check-coverage-pkgdown")

## End(Not run)

gitlabr documentation built on June 22, 2024, 11:34 a.m.