Map Persistent Volume Claims as mounted volumes in the build container#15
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Map Persistent Volume Claims as mounted volumes in the build container#15chickenandpork wants to merge 1 commit intoDeimosCloud:masterfrom
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This PR allows the gitlab-runner to map Persistent Volume Claims to the runner's build container by leveraging
runners.kubernetes.volumes.pvcblocks.For example, I wanted a cache for a locally-running "Allure" test utility; I created a PVC, and configured it to mount as:
This of course creates the
config.tomlsection as follows:Of course this is https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/executors/kubernetes.html#pvc-volumes in the docs and I haven't needed to flesh out
read_onlynorsub_pathbut extending it shouldn't be too difficult.