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--- dev:git:sonar:pipetrigger [2022/05/09 12:04] – [Configuration] mb
+++ dev:git:sonar:pipetrigger [2022/05/09 12:22] (current) – [Usage] mb
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 ===== Configuration =====
-To add pipeline triggers for a project, go to project -> settings -> ci/cd -> Pipeline triggers
+To add pipeline triggers for a project, go to project -> settings -> ci/cd -> Pipeline triggers.
+Type in a name for this trigger token and press "add trigger". Remember: the created token refers to your user.
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 ===== Usage =====
-As mentioned, triggers can be sent via command-line (curl) as well as with postman. Postman serves a better overview of variables and authentication.
+As mentioned, triggers can be sent via command-line (curl) as well as with postman. Postman serves a better overview of variables and authentication. For authentication the created token is used.
+It is also possible to send variables to start specific jobs, even $CI variables can be overwritten, at least for usage within the pipeline. E.g.: the variable CI_COMMIT_MESSAGE is used to start a job and can be set to the necessary value to perform a job.
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