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@codefresh-io/codefresh-2.0-icons-font

v1.90.0

Published

Codefresh v2 icons font

Downloads

1,929

Readme

icons-font-releaser:

as part of moving to CSDP, icons-font-releaser pipeline of classic was migrated as well as all other pipelines. In order to achieve gitOPS approach, we would not trigger the pipeline Manually from classic codefresh, but in a simple way, of a single git commit as follows:

HOW TO TRIGGER THE PIPELINE:

  1. click on run-pipeline file to move for edit
  1. click on the pencil in the top right menu:

  1. in the edit area, make space/add any character just for the file to be edited somehow (Preferably to keep it clean, so just make a space). after it you'll see commit changes button is colored to green. move to the next step before commit changes.

  1. by the end of the last step, in the commit message write exactly the following: run-pipeline as follows:
  1. click on commit changes and that's it. the pipeline would be triggered, and start. you can follow the workflow here: https://g.codefresh.io/2.0/pipelines/edit/codefresh-v2-production/codefresh-v2-production/icons-font-releaser-commit%2Ficons-font-releaser/workflows

* same proccess can be done also by a simple git commit via the cli:
git commit -m "run-pipeline"
git push