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    Rajendra kadam
    @raju249_gitlab
    I have added the stack trace and the steps I took to fix it in the proposal. Thanks :bow:
    No issues! @leetickett_gitlab :smile:
    Qingtian
    @Qingtian239113
    how to run nohup with gitlab-runner?
    when i run jar with nohup,this jar is not started, and the logs.out file's size is zero
    code
    nohup java -jar $jarFile --server.port=$START_PORT --spring.profiles.active=dev >logs.out 2>&1 &
    code
    Lee Tickett
    @leetickett_gitlab
    hi @Qingtian239113 probably better for the main gitlab channel- this is for contributing to the gitlab project :thumbsup:
    Kev
    @KevSlashNull_gitlab
    I'm unable to execute rspec on my Linux machine. I always run into gitaly spawn failed (try 'rm -rf tmp/tests/gitaly' ?) after gitaly is set up correctly.
    4 replies
    Lukas M
    @lukasmrtvy
    Did anyone tried https://keda.sh/docs/2.0/scalers/external/#trigger-specification for kubernetes executor ?
    The Gitter Badger
    @gitter-badger
    [Thong Kuah, GitLab] KevSlashNull, you may need to upgrade git to 2.29+
    Ethan Reesor
    @firelizzard_gitlab
    I made a simple tool to help with interrogating GitLab from the command line: https://gitlab.com/firelizzard/gitlab-cli. My goal is not a complete workflow tool (e.g. GitHub CLI), just something to reduce how much I switch back and forth between the browser and my dev environment.
    1 reply
    Benson Muite
    @bkmgit_gitlab
    Hi, would like to contribute a variety of options/alternatives to reCaptcha for verifying a real person is logging in to GitLab. Some alternatives are
    Lee Tickett
    @leetickett_gitlab
    What would yhe benefit of supporting other ootions? Arae there sime limitations eith reCaptcha?
    Benson Muite
    @bkmgit_gitlab
    reCaptcha can be slow to load/not load at all on a low bandwidth connection. reCaptcha does not work in all regions in the world.
    Lee Tickett
    @leetickett_gitlab
    Makes sense. Is there already an issue raised? Otherwise i would first raise an issue then we can direct it at the relevant decision makers :thumbsup:
    Greg Myers
    @gmyers1_gitlab
    There's been decent demand for a free and open source reCapcha alternative in GitLab for a few years now. @bkmgit_gitlab There are a number of open issues for adding reCaptcha alternatives that may interest you or align with what you're thinking:
    gitlab-org/gitlab#21998
    gitlab-org/gitlab#119440
    Benson Muite
    @bkmgit_gitlab
    @gmyers1_gitlab Thanks. These seem to have been open for 2 years without much progress. Does an evaluation need to be done to choose an option and integrate it?
    Greg Myers
    @gmyers1_gitlab
    @bkmgit_gitlab Its in the backlog because we don't currently have a fix scheduled. This issue is "Accepting merge requests", so its a good candidate for contribution. To get the ball rolling and the conversation started, reply in the issue comments there and all 95 issue participants will get an email with your feedback or questions.
    gitlab-org/gitlab#21998
    realassnerdclaire
    @realassnerdclaire_gitlab
    do you guys know how to sign up for gitlab hackathon?
    Lee Tickett
    @leetickett_gitlab
    Hey @realassnerdclaire_gitlab - you don't really need to sign up. just take part https://about.gitlab.com/community/hackathon/
    From the stack and back
    @FromTheStackAndBack_gitlab
    @leetickett_gitlab Was the 2020 Q4 hackathon delayed? I had marked my calendar for December 2, but issue says December 9 and the tracker says January 6
    KAREGYEYA MARVIN
    @nuwe1_gitlab
    @FromTheStackAndBack_gitlab According to this comment https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/marketing/community-relations/contributor-program/hackathon/-/issues/43#note_451873898 on that same issue I believe the hackathon was moved to the 6th and 7th of January.
    Dennis Field
    @ftab

    anyone good at helm charts / auto deploy? can you spot what i've done wrong in this MR that makes me unable to deploy a new chart with a DB_INITIALIZE? i can deploy a chart without one, and the MariaDB deployment works, but then i have to manually run the command i've put into DB_INITIALIZE

    gitlab-org/cluster-integration/auto-deploy-image!135

    i posted a log in the comments, it's something to do with the special deployment it does when doing DB_INITIALIZE but i'm not sure if it's always been broke or if it's because of something i did, because i've never had to deploy a postgres with a DB_INITIALIZE before
    kodar007
    @kodar007
    can someone point me to the Dockerfile for this image, i'm trying to setup on gitpod for an old fork and want to know what things are being setup
    2 replies
    Also if there a better way to run gitlab for development remotely, please share. Thanks
    Joshua Pratt
    @joshpratt_gitlab
    Is there an easy way to see the HTML that's produced by the frontend fixtures?
    2 replies
    Ethan Reesor
    @firelizzard_gitlab

    I'm running into consistent CI failures, even after rebasing off a commit on master that passed CI:

    $ retrieve_tests_metadata
    /usr/local/bundle/gems/gitlab-4.14.1/lib/gitlab/request.rb:84:in `authorization_header': Please provide a private_token or auth_token for user (Gitlab::Error::MissingCredentials)
        from /usr/local/bundle/gems/gitlab-4.14.1/lib/gitlab/request.rb:50:in `block (2 levels) in <class:Request>'
        from /usr/local/bundle/gems/gitlab-4.14.1/lib/gitlab/client/pipelines.rb:19:in `pipelines'
        from /usr/local/bundle/gems/gitlab-4.14.1/lib/gitlab.rb:28:in `method_missing'
        from scripts/api/get_job_id:41:in `find_job_with_filtered_pipelines'
        from scripts/api/get_job_id:31:in `execute'
        from scripts/api/get_job_id:103:in `<main>'

    https://gitlab.com/ethan.reesor/contrib/gitlab/-/jobs/868346255

    Paul Slaughter
    @pslaughter_gitlab

    @firelizzard_gitlab thanks for the alert! It looks like this is a known issue with a revert MR already created gitlab-org/gitlab#287674

    Sorry for the inconvenience!

    From the stack and back
    @FromTheStackAndBack_gitlab

    Is anyone else not able to fork https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com?

    The repository could not be imported. Every fork attempt has failed: Unable to fork project 22704850 for repository @hashed/fa/53/fa539965395b8382145f8370b34eab249cf610d2d6f2943c95b9b9d08a63d4a3 -> @hashed/4b/39/4b39b10f9dcc37663584c6afca61be4f3c039d6ec1564a598a669cb477dbad52: Failed to create fork repository. Please try again.

    I've tried again a few times already

    Rutuja Kawade
    @rutujak24
    Hey all, I am Rutuja from India.
    I got my first ever MR merged yesterday, I did also filled the nomination form but the team hasn't contacted me yet. What should I do next?
    7 replies
    The Gitter Badger
    @gitter-badger
    [Rémy Coutable, GitLab] > I got my first ever MR merged yesterday, I did also filled the nomination form but the team hasn’t contacted me yet. What should I do next?
    @Christos Bacharakis @dplanella For your information. I don’t know how Ray was handling these.
    kadzpo
    @kadzpo
    Hi. I wanted to know how and where the logging configurations defined here: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/blob/master/config/initializers/lograge.rb are used in the GitLab Rails code.
    1 reply
    Like how does the output here: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/logs.html#production_jsonlog get produced for the Rails application
    1 reply
    The Gitter Badger
    @gitter-badger
    [Christos Bacharakis, GitLab] Rutujak24, by the end of this week I believe so :)
    From the stack and back
    @FromTheStackAndBack_gitlab
    @gitter-badger can you help? I still can't make new forks of https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com (but I can make forks of the GitLab project with no problems)
    Rutuja Kawade
    @rutujak24
    Hello Reviewers,
    I have created an MR on a GitLab repo. May I know how long will it take to get merged/reviewed? Link is here: gitlab-org/gl-openshift/documentation!5
    Christos Bacharakis
    @cbacharakis_gitlab

    Hello Reviewers,
    I have created an MR on a GitLab repo. May I know how long will it take to get merged/reviewed? Link is here: gitlab-org/gl-openshift/documentation!5

    Thanks for your MR. There is not a specific timeline for reviewing an MR. However, since it's documentation I might be able to triage it later today. Cheers

    Neelam Nag
    @neelam.nagg_gitlab
    Hi all, I'm trying to fork the https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com. This is throwing error for me and I have tried multiple times. Is there any other way I could contribute to the documentation?
    The Gitter Badger
    @gitter-badger
    [Christos Bacharakis, GitLab] Hi there! Apparently there is indeed an issue forking this repo, you can follow the relevant issue here: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/255001#note_459001795
    In the mean time, you can use the WebIDE. At the bottom of the page you can click the WebIDE to work on the page you want to.
    Neelam Nag
    @neelam.nagg_gitlab
    @cbacharakis_gitlab OK, thanks a lot.
    Claudius Ellsel
    @claell

    Hello, I got forwarded to the Community Relations team from GitLab support.

    I contribute regularly to GitLab by opening issues or commenting on them. Unfortunately, powerful triaging options are reserved for people with reporter permissions. I did not find anything on the web regarding whether it is possible for a non GitLab organization member to get this permission.

    In order to help with smaller triaging tasks I'd like to request this permission. Currently it is sometimes a bit frustrating to have to ping GitLab memers and especially when they don't respond.

    Is this the right place to ask about this or can you forward me to some more suitable place?

    Also referencing my cross post about this on gitlab-com/marketing/community-relations/contributor-program/general#48.
    Christos Bacharakis
    @cbacharakis_gitlab
    Hi @claell and thank you so much for your feedback. This is the right place to ask, yes!
    Currently, we don't offer this permission to community members. However, we are going to initialize a kind of research in the next few months to gather feedback and ideas for improving contributor's experience and this is a great suggestion to consider. Would you be willing to jump into a call at some point in the next two weeks to further discuss your experience contributing to GitLab?
    Claudius Ellsel
    @claell
    Thanks for your reply @cbacharakis_gitlab. I'd be open for a call to evaluate my experiences with contribution.
    George Tsiolis
    @gtsiolis

    @claell there are some really good triage automations at GitLab which already automatically infer and apply stage, group, and category labels for issues and merge requests.

    Besides that, some labels are also critical to indicate development state as well as priority and severity for issues. You can read more about this in https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/engineering/quality/triage-operations.

    However, I agree it would be useful to allow community members to re-assign merge requests like it's described in gitlab-org/gitlab#16162. This could really help especially during hackathons, etc. /cc @cbacharakis_gitlab

    Claudius Ellsel
    @claell
    @gtsiolis Well, community members could help with that, but I understand that maybe GitLab does not want to have them decide about more important things like priority and severity. Maybe I'll have to apply for a job to be able to help with that, then. Would also be not too bad :)
    In the current case there was a problem where the original author of an issue did not have time to update the description while other members of his community would have been willing to, but did not have the edit rights. Also "normal" people cannot mark issues as related or change the state of issues in the related issues section. In the specific case a GitLab employee marked the issues just as related whereas they ideally should be marked as blocker. I pinged the employee but they did not respond to it.
    George Tsiolis
    @gtsiolis

    @claell we certainly can help! Even just participating in discussions and referencing issues that could be related or duplicate is so much helpful. :basketball:

    Labels: I think being able to add or change labels or even marking issues as related is not going to provide much value or help.

    Planning: Regarding planning PMs are the DRI for what GitLab Engineering team members work on. You can read more about this in the product processes page in the handbook.

    Contributing: In any case, community members are free to contribute a not-yet-existing feature under whatever license they prefer. You can read more about this in stewardship page.

    Also, please don't let this discourage you from continuing to participate in issues and discussions but I think looping in team members arbitrarily like in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/5634#note_460620391 can easily slip between the cracks. If you want to continue looping in team members I'd suggest to first trying to identify the category each issue falls into and mention the product manager of the corresponding group. You can read more about this in depth in the product sections, stages, groups, and categories page. :heart:

    3 replies
    Léopold Jacquot
    @L3o-pold
    Hello, I'd like to contribute to Gitlab CE. I tried to setup developement environment with the GDK using Vagrant and docker as it's documented.
    I can't connect to the gitlab instance from the host (OSX) but I can from the docker container (curl localhost:3000).
    I found this stackoverflow question with almost the same issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23840098/empty-reply-from-server-cant-connect-to-vagrant-vm-w-port-forwarding
    Is anyone have an idea on how to debug this, or go futher?
    Thanks
    8 replies