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# Using ROOT in Gitlab CI/CD | ||
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Here is an example on how to add ROOT into a Gitlab CI/CD from CVMFS, provided by one of our user on the [ROOT Forum](https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/gitlab-ci-using-root/57375/9): |
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Here is an example on how to add ROOT into a Gitlab CI/CD from CVMFS, provided by one of our user on the [ROOT Forum](https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/gitlab-ci-using-root/57375/9): | |
Here is an example on how to add ROOT into a Gitlab CI/CD from CVMFS, provided by one of our users on the [ROOT Forum](https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/gitlab-ci-using-root/57375/9): |
@xkzl can you address the reviewer comments? |
You can either suggest changes via the web interface, or post a diff, or a complete updated example. As you prefer |
Here is the update I can offer. # ROOT in Gitlab CI/CD (CERN) Below are practical examples demonstrating how to integrate ROOT into a GitLab CI/CD instance, provided by one of our users on the [ROOT Forum](https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/gitlab-ci-using-root/57375/9). ## Using CVMFS ```yml your_task: ## Using Docker containers ```yml your_task: |
Thanks @xkzl ! Committed |
We need input from @martamaja10 / @vepadulano here - for me, showing these files is questionable because they basically just say "you can use cvmfs or rootproject/root:latest"; for the latter we already have https://root.cern/install/#run-in-a-docker-container |
I think the use case is slightly different than just running ROOT purely from the Docker container, so I don't see why we shouldn't add it if it would spare some users installation time. I would maybe move it above the "from source" description as it would flow better to have all the docker/cvmfs together and the" from source" section at the end as it was? |
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