Software engineer. Currently working with TypeScript, Ruby and Terraform to build digital solutions! Enthusiast about Elixir, OTP, design patterns and best practices.
I see your problem! Please place the .gitlab-ci.yml to repository which contains your Elixir + Phoenix application. It should be placed to the root of the repository.
Second thing, never push the state files publicly to any platform. They should be ignored with .gitignore, crypted with git-crypt (or other encrypting tool) or the best solution would be to use remote state.
Jeez, that's right I completely forgot to sanitise that area, already added .gitignore file then will try to figure out how to push it to the remote state on AWS :)
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Yeah, on CI. I've already pushed that code to my repo :)
pastebin.com/vdbDW8Um
gitlab.com/organicnz/myapp-terraform
I see your problem! Please place the
.gitlab-ci.ymlto repository which contains your Elixir + Phoenix application. It should be placed to the root of the repository.Second thing, never push the state files publicly to any platform. They should be ignored with
.gitignore, crypted with git-crypt (or other encrypting tool) or the best solution would be to use remote state.Would it be appropriate if I use your Elixir application for the CI github.com/hlappa/microservice_exe... or anyone? :)
Jeez, that's right I completely forgot to sanitise that area, already added .gitignore file then will try to figure out how to push it to the remote state on AWS :)