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Questa pagina spiega come connettere un repository GitLab a Cloud Build. Per saperne di più sui repository Cloud Build, consulta Repository Cloud Build.
Nella parte superiore della pagina, seleziona la scheda 2ª gen..
Nel selettore di progetti nella barra superiore, seleziona il tuo Google Cloud progetto.
Fai clic su Collega repository per collegare i repository dalla connessione.
Viene visualizzato il riquadro Collega repository.
Nel riquadro Collega repository, inserisci le seguenti informazioni:
Connessione: seleziona una connessione dal menu a discesa.
Repository: seleziona un repository da collegare alla connessione.
Nome repository: inserisci un nome per il repository.
Generati: seleziona questa opzione per consentire a Cloud Build di generare automaticamente i nomi dei repository per tuo conto per i repository selezionati.
Manuale: seleziona questa opzione per specificare manualmente i nomi dei repository selezionati.
Se selezioni Manuale, puoi modificare i nomi dei repository selezionati nella sezione Nomi repository.
Fai clic su Collega per collegare il repository alla connessione.
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Per aggiungere un repository GitLab alla connessione, inserisci il seguente comando:
Scopri come creare ed eseguire il deployment dei carichi di lavoro su Google Cloud utilizzando i componenti CI/CD gestiti da Google nella pipeline GitLab. Consulta GitLab su Google Cloud.
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