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If you have access to the Kubernetes cluster or wherever your runner is running: put a sleep right before the error, execute into the running pod and debug it.
by rmetzler 4y ago
If you have access to the Kubernetes cluster or wherever your runner is running: put a sleep right before the error, execute into the running pod and debug it.
I like to do gitlab-runner exec docker … locally, but it doesn’t work with includes and you need to set up your own variables.