failed attributes
| status |
attribute |
duration |
| failed |
aarch64-darwin.treefmt
|
3s |
> - GitLab does not sign webhook payloads; the secret is compared against the
> `X-Gitlab-Token` header. Use HTTPS for the webhook URL.
> -- Access control …
> - GitLab does not sign webhook payloads; the secret is compared against the
> `X-Gitlab-Token` header. Use HTTPS for the webhook URL.
> -- Access control (with OAuth login): admins manage everything; Developer
> - access or higher to a project allows restart/cancel of its builds; MR
> - authors can restart/cancel their own MR's builds.
> +- Access control (with OAuth login): admins manage everything; Developer access
> + or higher to a project allows restart/cancel of its builds; MR authors can
> + restart/cancel their own MR's builds.
Reason: builder failed with exit code 1.
|
| failed |
aarch64-linux.treefmt
|
9s |
> - GitLab does not sign webhook payloads; the secret is compared against the
> `X-Gitlab-Token` header. Use HTTPS for the webhook URL.
> -- Access control …
> - GitLab does not sign webhook payloads; the secret is compared against the
> `X-Gitlab-Token` header. Use HTTPS for the webhook URL.
> -- Access control (with OAuth login): admins manage everything; Developer
> - access or higher to a project allows restart/cancel of its builds; MR
> - authors can restart/cancel their own MR's builds.
> +- Access control (with OAuth login): admins manage everything; Developer access
> + or higher to a project allows restart/cancel of its builds; MR authors can
> + restart/cancel their own MR's builds.
|
| failed |
x86_64-linux.treefmt
|
9s |
> - GitLab does not sign webhook payloads; the secret is compared against the
> `X-Gitlab-Token` header. Use HTTPS for the webhook URL.
> -- Access control …
> - GitLab does not sign webhook payloads; the secret is compared against the
> `X-Gitlab-Token` header. Use HTTPS for the webhook URL.
> -- Access control (with OAuth login): admins manage everything; Developer
> - access or higher to a project allows restart/cancel of its builds; MR
> - authors can restart/cancel their own MR's builds.
> +- Access control (with OAuth login): admins manage everything; Developer access
> + or higher to a project allows restart/cancel of its builds; MR authors can
> + restart/cancel their own MR's builds.
|