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| The project tags can be shown as well, see example below. \\ | The project tags can be shown as well, see example below. \\ | ||
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| With this api call, all project tags as well as more information about the tag, like creation date and user. \\ | With this api call, all project tags as well as more information about the tag, like creation date and user. \\ | ||
| ==== Trigger a pipeline via API ==== | ==== Trigger a pipeline via API ==== | ||
| First go to project settings -> " | First go to project settings -> " | ||
| - | After enabling pipeline triggers for a project the given token is used as variable in the trigger request. \\ As you can see after creating this token, cURL examples | + | After enabling pipeline triggers for a project the given token is used as variable in the trigger request. Unlike previous used api calls, a <wrap hi> |
| + | As you can see after creating this token, cURL examples | ||
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| With Postman we also have a better overview about the sent variables. These can also be seen in the created pipeline, as seen below. \\ | With Postman we also have a better overview about the sent variables. These can also be seen in the created pipeline, as seen below. \\ | ||
| It is also possible to overwrite Gitlab CI variables, these are only set in this running job. | It is also possible to overwrite Gitlab CI variables, these are only set in this running job. | ||
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