After the repository accepts pushes: how to write the built-in pipeline YAML

This article explains how to write a .anguscicd.yaml that builds and tests on every push, after the repository already accepts pushes to AngusGit. After reading it, you can fill in the top-level fields, chain several jobs in order, choose when the pipeline runs, and reference a credential (a token or password saved on the platform) from a script... Weiterlesen: After the repository accepts pushes: how to write the built-in pipeli…