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@ignaciylipm/plugin-gitlab-loblaw

v0.1.3

Published

Tanzu Portal Builder plugin interface for this [backstage gitlab plugin](https://github.com/loblaw-sre/backstage-plugin-gitlab).

Downloads

5

Readme

Tanzu Portal Builder plugin interface for this backstage gitlab plugin.

Branches

There are two maintained branches. All working MRs should target the main branch. Whenever we want to publish a new version, we should merge changes from main into the releases branch. A pipeline watching the releases branch will automatically publish this new plugin version to Artifactory and also update the plugin version in the package.jsonfile in both branches.

Publishing Steps

  1. yarn changeset and commit changes
  2. Push changes + create an MR targetting main
  3. Merge main into releases branch
  4. Observe the pipeline for green builds