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NAME
glab-ci-run - Create or run a new CI/CD pipeline.
SYNOPSIS
glab ci run [flags]
DESCRIPTION
The --branch option is available for all pipeline types.
The options for variables are incompatible with merge request pipelines. If used with merge request pipelines, the command fails with a message like ERROR: if any flags in the group [output output-format] are set none of the others can be
OPTIONS
-b, --branch="" Create pipeline on branch/ref .
--mr[=false] Run merge request pipeline instead of branch pipeline.
--variables=[] Pass variables to pipeline in format :. Cannot be used for MR pipelines.
--variables-env=[] Pass variables to pipeline in format :. Cannot be used for MR pipelines.
--variables-file=[] Pass file contents as a file variable to pipeline in format :. Cannot be used for MR pipelines.
-f, --variables-from="" JSON file with variables for pipeline execution. Expects array of hashes, each with at least 'key' and 'value'. Cannot be used for MR pipelines.
-w, --web[=false] Open pipeline in a browser. Uses default browser, or browser specified in BROWSER environment variable.
OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS
--help[=false] Show help for this command.
-R, --repo="" Select another repository. Can use either OWNER/REPO or GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO format. Also accepts full URL or Git URL.
EXAMPLE
$ glab ci run $ glab ci run --variables \"key1:value,with,comma\" $ glab ci run -b main $ glab ci run --web $ glab ci run -b main --variables-env key1:val1 $ glab ci run -b main --variables-env key1:val1,key2:val2 $ glab ci run -b main --variables-env key1:val1 --variables-env key2:val2 $ glab ci run -b main --variables-file MYKEY:file1 --variables KEY2:some_value $ glab ci run --mr // For an example of 'glab ci run -f' with a variables file, see // [Run a CI/CD pipeline with variables from a file](https://docs.gitlab.com/editor_extensions/gitlab_cli/#run-a-cicd-pipeline-with-variables-from-a-file) // in the GitLab documentation.
SEE ALSO
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