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The Code Studio pipeline is ready-for-use and out-of-the-box. Additionally, it can be customized to fit the needs of different projects.

You can use environment variables to:

Override default values of the CI/CD pipeline
Enable or disable specific jobs
Set custom or specific parameters for the CI/CD pipeline
For example, you can set an environment variable so that the pipeline is aware of the PHP version in your repository.

Adding environment variables

Click Settings > CI/CD.
In the Variables section, click Expand and then click Add variable.
In the Add variable dialog box, specify the appropriate value in each field.
Click Add variable.

You can also add environment variables through the .gitlab-ci.yml file.

For example:

include:
  - project: 'acquia/standard-template'
    file:
     - '/gitlab-ci/Auto-DevOps.acquia.gitlab-ci.yml'
variables:
  - ACQUIA_JOBS_CREATE_CDE: "true"

Note

Acquia recommends that you add environment variables through the Code Studio UI. Variables that are added through the Code Studio UI take higher precedence than variables that are defined in a .gitlab-ci.yml file. Variables that are defined in a .gitlab-ci.yml file might not work as expected.

Modifying environment variables

Click Settings > CI/CD.
In the Variables section, click Expand and then click the pencil icon next to the environment variable that you want to edit.
In the Update variable dialog box, change the value of the environment variable.
- To configure the environment variables in order to enable or disable a CI/CD job, see Environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job.
- To configure other environment variables, see Other environment variables.
Click Update variable.

You can also edit environment variables through the .gitlab-ci.yml file.

For example:

include:
  - project: 'acquia/standard-template'
    file:
     - '/gitlab-ci/Auto-DevOps.acquia.gitlab-ci.yml'
variables:
   - ACQUIA_JOBS_CREATE_CDE: "false"

Note

Acquia recommends that you modify environment variables through the Code Studio UI. Variables defined through the Code Studio UI take higher precedence than variables defined in a .gitlab-ci.yml file. Variables defined in a .gitlab-ci.yml file might not work as expected.

Using environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job

Environment variable name	Description	Default value
`ACQUIA_JOBS_TEST_DRUPAL`	Enables or disables the Test Drupal job of of the .

Environment variable name Description Default value

Environment variable name	Description	Default value
`ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_STRATEGY`	Determines if Code Studio does either of the following during the Test Drupal stage and the Automatic Updates stage: Installs a new Drupal database based on a selected profile Syncs a database from a Cloud Platform environment

ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_STRATEGY

Determines if Code Studio does either of the following during the Test Drupal stage and the Automatic Updates stage:

Installs a new Drupal database based on a selected profile
Syncs a database from a Cloud Platform environment

The Code Studio pipeline is ready-for-use and out-of-the-box. Additionally, it can be customized to fit the needs of different projects.

You can use environment variables to:

Override default values of the CI/CD pipeline
Enable or disable specific jobs
Set custom or specific parameters for the CI/CD pipeline
For example, you can set an environment variable so that the pipeline is aware of the PHP version in your repository.

Adding environment variables

Click Settings > CI/CD.
In the Variables section, click Expand and then click Add variable.
In the Add variable dialog box, specify the appropriate value in each field.
Click Add variable.

You can also add environment variables through the .gitlab-ci.yml file.

For example:

include:
  - project: 'acquia/standard-template'
    file:
     - '/gitlab-ci/Auto-DevOps.acquia.gitlab-ci.yml'
variables:
  - ACQUIA_JOBS_CREATE_CDE: "true"

Note

Modifying environment variables

Click Settings > CI/CD.
In the Variables section, click Expand and then click the pencil icon next to the environment variable that you want to edit.
In the Update variable dialog box, change the value of the environment variable.
- To configure the environment variables in order to enable or disable a CI/CD job, see Environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job.
- To configure other environment variables, see Other environment variables.
Click Update variable.

You can also edit environment variables through the .gitlab-ci.yml file.

For example:

include:
  - project: 'acquia/standard-template'
    file:
     - '/gitlab-ci/Auto-DevOps.acquia.gitlab-ci.yml'
variables:
   - ACQUIA_JOBS_CREATE_CDE: "false"

Note

Using environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job

Environment variable name	Description	Default value
`ACQUIA_JOBS_TEST_DRUPAL`	Enables or disables the Test Drupal job of of the .

Environment variable name Description Default value

Environment variable name	Description	Default value
`ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_STRATEGY`	Determines if Code Studio does either of the following during the Test Drupal stage and the Automatic Updates stage: Installs a new Drupal database based on a selected profile Syncs a database from a Cloud Platform environment

ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_STRATEGY

Determines if Code Studio does either of the following during the Test Drupal stage and the Automatic Updates stage:

Installs a new Drupal database based on a selected profile
Syncs a database from a Cloud Platform environment

The Code Studio pipeline is ready-for-use and out-of-the-box. Additionally, it can be customized to fit the needs of different projects.

You can use environment variables to:

Override default values of the CI/CD pipeline
Enable or disable specific jobs
Set custom or specific parameters for the CI/CD pipeline
For example, you can set an environment variable so that the pipeline is aware of the PHP version in your repository.

Adding environment variables

Click Settings > CI/CD.
In the Variables section, click Expand and then click Add variable.
In the Add variable dialog box, specify the appropriate value in each field.
Click Add variable.

You can also add environment variables through the .gitlab-ci.yml file.

For example:

include:
  - project: 'acquia/standard-template'
    file:
     - '/gitlab-ci/Auto-DevOps.acquia.gitlab-ci.yml'
variables:
  - ACQUIA_JOBS_CREATE_CDE: "true"

Note

Modifying environment variables

Click Settings > CI/CD.
In the Variables section, click Expand and then click the pencil icon next to the environment variable that you want to edit.
In the Update variable dialog box, change the value of the environment variable.
- To configure the environment variables in order to enable or disable a CI/CD job, see Environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job.
- To configure other environment variables, see Other environment variables.
Click Update variable.

You can also edit environment variables through the .gitlab-ci.yml file.

For example:

include:
  - project: 'acquia/standard-template'
    file:
     - '/gitlab-ci/Auto-DevOps.acquia.gitlab-ci.yml'
variables:
   - ACQUIA_JOBS_CREATE_CDE: "false"

Note

Using environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job

Environment variable name	Description	Default value
`ACQUIA_JOBS_TEST_DRUPAL`	Enables or disables the Test Drupal job of of the .

Environment variable name Description Default value

Environment variable name	Description	Default value
`ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_STRATEGY`	Determines if Code Studio does either of the following during the Test Drupal stage and the Automatic Updates stage: Installs a new Drupal database based on a selected profile Syncs a database from a Cloud Platform environment

ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_STRATEGY

Determines if Code Studio does either of the following during the Test Drupal stage and the Automatic Updates stage:

Installs a new Drupal database based on a selected profile
Syncs a database from a Cloud Platform environment

If you select install, you can assign a Drupal profile using the ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_PROFILE environment variable. If you do not select any profile, Code Studio selects the the minimal profile. If ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_CONFIG_IMPORT is set to true, Code Studio imports your Drupal configuration to the new database.
If you select sync, you can set the ACQUIA_CLOUD_SOURCE_ENVIRONMENT_ID and the ACQUIA_CLOUD_SOURCE_DATABASE_NAME environment variables. If you do not set these environment variables, Code Studio syncs your first production database. If ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_CONFIG_IMPORT is set to true, Code Studio imports your Drupal configuration imports to the database after the database is copied.

If you select install, you can assign a Drupal profile using the ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_PROFILE environment variable. If you do not select any profile, Code Studio selects the the minimal profile. If ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_CONFIG_IMPORT is set to true, Code Studio imports your Drupal configuration to the new database.
If you select sync, you can set the ACQUIA_CLOUD_SOURCE_ENVIRONMENT_ID and the ACQUIA_CLOUD_SOURCE_DATABASE_NAME environment variables. If you do not set these environment variables, Code Studio syncs your first production database. If ACQUIA_TASKS_SETUP_DRUPAL_CONFIG_IMPORT is set to true, Code Studio imports your Drupal configuration imports to the database after the database is copied.

Adding environment variables

Modifying environment variables

Using environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job

Adding environment variables

Modifying environment variables

Using environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job

Adding environment variables

Modifying environment variables

Using environment variables to enable or disable a CI/CD job

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