GitLab CI
Reference the template via remote include. Do not copy the file: reference it so you always get the latest version.
include: - remote: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/loopress/setup-ci/v1/gitlab/template.yml'
test: extends: .loopress-test
deploy: extends: .loopress-deploy variables: LOOPRESS_SITE: "production"Variables
Section titled “Variables”| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
LOOPRESS_WP_VERSION |
WordPress version | latest |
LOOPRESS_WP_PORT |
WordPress port | 8080 |
LOOPRESS_SITE |
Site ID for deploy jobs | staging |
LOOPRESS_TOKEN |
Loopress cloud token |
Available templates
Section titled “Available templates”.loopress-test boots WordPress and runs lps snippet push. Triggers on branches and merge requests.
.loopress-deploy deploys to a real site with lps snippet push. Requires a LOOPRESS_TOKEN variable set in your project CI settings.
Restoring between groups of tests
Section titled “Restoring between groups of tests”A GitLab job is a single isolated container, so restoring between groups of tests happens as an extra step in the same job’s script:, not a separate job. .loopress-bootstrap already downloads the restore script alongside the other setup scripts, call it directly between groups:
test: extends: .loopress-bootstrap script: - npx playwright test tests/e2e/happy-path.spec.ts - /tmp/loopress-restore.sh - npx playwright test tests/e2e/conflicts.spec.ts