git push -o ci.variable=CI_TRACE_DEBUG=1 -o merge_request.create origin HEAD
although I'll be straight, there is waaaaaaaay too much ruby magick going on for my tastes so I tend not to try and be a hero with the variables if it's more complicated than just "-o ci.skip" or that trace debug one. Once upon a time I did some spelunking around in their abysmal rails codebase trying to find out, what, exactly syntax I can use and that's how I came to the "don't be a hero" stance because it was super opaque (yeah, yeah, I know: MRs welcome)
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good stuff, thank you!
I was hoping it was going to get into this wizardry, which I use a great deal: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/push_options.html#pu...
although I'll be straight, there is waaaaaaaay too much ruby magick going on for my tastes so I tend not to try and be a hero with the variables if it's more complicated than just "-o ci.skip" or that trace debug one. Once upon a time I did some spelunking around in their abysmal rails codebase trying to find out, what, exactly syntax I can use and that's how I came to the "don't be a hero" stance because it was super opaque (yeah, yeah, I know: MRs welcome)