script:

-pip3 install tox

-tox -e py_func_v4

-stage:test

name:cli_func_nightly

dist:bionic

python:3.8

env:GITLAB_TAG=nightly

script:

-pip3 install tox

-tox -e cli_func_v4

-stage:test

name:py_func_nightly

dist:bionic

python:3.8

env:GITLAB_TAG=nightly

script:

-pip3 install tox

-tox -e py_func_v4

-stage:test

name:docs

dist:bionic

script:

-pip3 install tox

-tox -e py38

allow_failures:

-env:IMAGE_TAG=nightly

By default, the tests run against the ``gitlab/gitlab-ce:latest`` image. You can

override both the image and tag with the ``-i`` and ``-t`` options, or by providing

either the ``GITLAB_IMAGE`` or ``GITLAB_TAG`` environment variables.

This way you can run tests against different versions, such as ``nightly`` for

features in an upcoming release, or an older release (e.g. ``12.8.0-ce.0``).

The tag must match an exact tag on Docker Hub:

..code-block::bash

You can also build a test environment using the following command:

..code-block::bash

REUSE_CONTAINER=

NOVENV=

API_VER=4

GITLAB_IMAGE="gitlab/gitlab-ce"

GITLAB_TAG="latest"

GITLAB_IMAGE="${GITLAB_IMAGE:-gitlab/gitlab-ce}"

GITLAB_TAG="${GITLAB_TAG:-latest}"

VENV_CMD="python3 -m venv"

whilegetopts :knp:a: opt"$@";do

whilegetopts :knp:a:i:t: opt"$@";do

k) REUSE_CONTAINER=1;;

n) NOVENV=1;;

a) API_VER=$OPTARG;;

i) GITLAB_IMAGE=$OPTARG;;

t) GITLAB_TAG=$OPTARG;;

:) fatal"Option -${OPTARG} requires a value";;

'?') fatal"Unknown option: -${OPTARG}";;