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General Settings

Default GitLab CI YAML path​

If your default GitLab CI YAML (.gitlab-ci.yml/.gitlab-ci.yaml) file is not located at the root of your project path, you can specify its path in GitLab CI Yaml Path textfield. The path can be relative to the root of the project or absolute. This setting is used to detect the GitLab CI YAML file when running the plugin.

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User marked files​

The files included in default GitLab CI YAML via include keyword are automatically considered for usage. However, if you have additional YAML files that you want to be treated as GitLab CI YAML files, the plugin can detect GitLab CI YAML files automatically, and it provides an editor notification to mark the files as GitLab CI YAML. With this setting, plugin will consider the files as GitLab CI YAML files to provider same functionality as default file.

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Adding / Removing files​

The files can be added in the table with + button, removed with - button, and they can be set to be ignored by plugin with Ignore checkbox. For adding the file, you can either type the file path in the text field or use the Browse button to select the file from the project. Added file paths (ignored or not) don't show editor notification, if enabled, to mark them as GitLab CI YAML files.

Disable editor notification​

If you want to disable the editor notification for marking files as GitLab CI YAML, you can check the Disable "Mark as GitLab CI" notification in editor checkbox.