Support pipeline inputs in create_pipeline#742
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Add an optional inputs hash argument to create_pipeline, sent to the project pipeline API (POST /projects/:id/pipeline) as the inputs attribute. Inputs are validated against the pipeline's spec:inputs section. See: https://docs.gitlab.com/api/pipelines/#create-a-new-pipeline
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@NARKOZ : Hi 👋 , can you please review this MR, which is to support a new feature of GitLab pipeline. Thanks. The lint failure is from other files, so I don't think I should fix them in this merge. |
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Adds support for passing pipeline inputs to
create_pipeline.The project pipeline API (
POST /projects/:id/pipeline) accepts aninputshash attribute (GA in GitLab 18.1). This adds an optional
inputsargumentto
create_pipeline, sent through as-is to the API.Backward-compatible: existing 2- and 3-argument calls are unchanged.
See: https://docs.gitlab.com/api/pipelines/#create-a-new-pipeline