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The latest release badge indicates the latest release tag name for your project.
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gitlab.com › gitlab.org › #442124
Latest tag placeholder for badges (#442124) · Issues · GitLab.org / GitLab · GitLab
February 15, 2024 - Placeholder proposal Add the ability to use the placeholder %{latest_tag} in the url, to allow for auto-updating badges. ...
Badges from latest Artifacts
I can use a badge svg file from an job artifact by referencing the download link of said image, but how do I get the latest Job result in that context? There does not seem to be a variable for that. (I do not have pages available in the moment) EDIT: Never mind, you “just” need the magic ... More on forum.gitlab.com
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May 17, 2021How to create repository badges in gitlab? - Stack Overflow
Please, check the comments on docs.gitlab link . There're people also asking for examples, here some links: - gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/46188 - gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/41174 ... Save this answer. ... Show activity on this post. There are two default badges: Pipeline ... More on stackoverflow.com
Badge Request: GitLab tags and releases
Similar to GitHub badges, it would be nice to have GitLab badges for tags and releases as well. Both tags and releases are available for public repos from the GitLab API without authentication, exa... More on github.com
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April 4, 2020GitLab tag (latest by date)
📋 Description Exactly the same as the already existing "GitHub tag (latest by date)" badge, but for a GitLab.com repository. e.g. "tag | v1.3.0" 🔗 Data The data can be obtained ... More on github.com
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April 16, 2021GitLab
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Project badges API | GitLab Docs
%{latest_tag}: Replaced by the project’s last tag. Lists all badges for a project, including group badges. GET /projects/:id/badges ·
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Built in badge for latest release (!78899) · Merge requests · GitLab.org / GitLab · GitLab
We generate and render from the backend, a svg badge image with the key-text as Latest Release and the value-text as the latest release tag name of the project (Example here). If releases are not created for the project we show the value-text ...
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doc/user/project/badges.md · f9d892e1c2991b513c57316ca71e9ed209274b7d · GitLab.org / GitLab · GitLab
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Badges from latest Artifacts - General - GitLab Forum
May 17, 2021 - I can use a badge svg file from an job artifact by referencing the download link of said image, but how do I get the latest Job result in that context? There does not seem to be a variable for that. (I do not have pages available in the moment) EDIT: Never mind, you “just” need the magic link: yourGitlabHost%{project_path}/-/jobs/artifacts/%{default_branch}/raw/pathToBadge/badgeName.svg?job=NameOfTheJobProducingTheBadge
GitLab
gitlab.com › gitlab.org › #26420
Add variable %{latest_tag} available for badge link and url (#26420) · Issues · GitLab.org / GitLab · GitLab
January 29, 2019 - Could you please add a variable with the last tag (eg : %{latest_tag}) available for badges link and url. Implementation...
University of Toronto
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Badges · Project · User · Help · GitLab
For example, if you set min_good ... be higher than the minimum good value. The latest release badge indicates the latest release tag name for your project....
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Badges · Project · User · Help · GitLab
Introduced in GitLab 14.8. The latest release badge indicates the latest release tag name for your project.
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There are two default badges: Pipeline and Coverage. The example URLs would be:
https://gitlab.com/username/userproject/badges/master/pipeline.svg
https://gitlab.com/username/userproject/badges/master/coverage.svg
- For pipeline you have to set up a buildserver pipeline (.gitlab-ci.yml).
- For coverage you have to enter a regex parsing expression in the settings for CI.
But you can also set up custom badges. But you have to create them on your own. For public repos you can use an service like Shields.io or private repos you can use AnyBadge (needs an python interpreter in build chain. Here is an example how to set up a custom badge: Adding Custom badges to Gitlab
When you look at bigger repositories (for example this), you can have a look at the path of the images and see where they are created.
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Usually you can get the url for the badges from the respective services.
For example the url of the pipeline batch for your repo would be:
https://gitlab.com/username/userproject/badges/master/pipeline.svg)
For adding it to the README you would use following markdown code:
[](https://gitlab.com/user/userproject/commits/master)
Note: This badge is the pipeline badge for the master branch. For a pipeline badge of a different branch you'd simply replace master with the respective branch name.
File from the screenshot: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/blob/master/README.md
Shields.io
shields.io › badges › git-lab-tag
GitLab Tag | Shields.io
You may use your GitLab Project Id (e.g. 278964) or your Project Path (e.g. gitlab-org/gitlab ). Note that only internet-accessible GitLab instances are supported, for example https://jihulab.com, https://gitlab.gnome.org, or https://gitlab.com · Example: shields-ops-group/tag-test
GitHub
github.com › spoonerWeb › gitlab-anybadge-creator
GitHub - spoonerWeb/gitlab-anybadge-creator: Job to include in your projects to create anybadge badges for posing in your README file · GitHub
include: - remote: 'https://git.spooner.io/spooner-web/gitlab-anybadge-creator/-/raw/main/anybadges.yml' stages: - ... - badges - ... "Create Badge": stage: badges script: - latest_version=$(git describe --abbrev=0) - anybadge -l "Latest Version" -v $latest_version -f latestVersion.svg -c blue
Author: spoonerWeb
GitHub
github.com › badges › shields › issues › 4867
Badge Request: GitLab tags and releases · Issue #4867 · badges/shields
April 4, 2020 - Similar to GitHub badges, it would be nice to have GitLab badges for tags and releases as well. Both tags and releases are available for public repos from the GitLab API without authentication, examples: curl -v 'https://gitlab.com/api/v...
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Benjamin Rancourt
benjaminrancourt.ca › blog › what are gitlab badges and how to use them?
What Are GitLab Badges and How to Use Them? - Benjamin Rancourt
January 6, 2022 - If your projects use GitLab CI, you can quickly add a badge to display the status of the latest pipeline.
GitHub
github.com › sebbo2002 › gitlab-badges
GitHub - sebbo2002/gitlab-badges: It's like a very tiny shields.io (without website) for your private GitLab instance…
https://gitlab-badges.example.com/1337/master/build · Generates a badge with the current build coverage of the latest commit in the given branch.
Author: sebbo2002
GitLab
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doc/user/project/badges.md · afb109acdca3e77eebf21afb1d07bdb54d902b3c · GitLab.org / GitLab · GitLab
GitLab is the open-source DevSecOps platform that provides a complete software development lifecycle toolchain including source control, CI/CD, security scanning, and project management in a single application.
GitHub
github.com › badges › shields › issues › 6388
GitLab tag (latest by date) · Issue #6388 · badges/shields
April 16, 2021 - The call would be as follows: https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/{user}/{repo}/repository/tags (where {user} and {repo} should be replaced by their respective values) The response is a JSON array that is by default sorted with the latest tag on top, so the value could be extracted as: result[0].name · The documentation for the call can be found here. ... It can be used anywhere people are already using the equivalent GitHub badge, but for GitLab repositories.
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