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Consider a pipeline with the following jobs:

• build: Runs the build and takes 1 minute
• report: Runs a static code analysis, posts the result to the MR and takes 59 minutes

Developers should be informed about the results of the report stage as soon as possible, but it should not block the MR from being merged. The pipeline should behave like this:

1. build must always be successful, before the MR can be merged.
2. report should always be started eventually and executed successfully, but it should not be mandatory to wait for it in order to be able to merge the MR.

Is there a possibility in gitlab to create such a pipeline?

So far, I am aware of the following options:

1. Disable the "Pipelines must succeed" setting: In this case, the MR can be merged, even if build is not successful.
2. Set allow_failure for report to true. In this case, The MR can be merged after build has completed by cancelling the report job, but this violates the requirement that the report should always be executed. Also it is poor developer experience if you have to cancel an optional job before being able to merge.
3. Execute the report job after merge. This has two drawbacks:
   • I will get the report only when the MR is merged instead of as soon as possible.
   • The report job cannot post it's result to the MR, which would notify the involved persons.

Sorry I'm a newbie, but I'm trying to use the script I found here:

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I'm trying to implement a kind of React children components validation to have only specific components but facing an issue with type.

Please check out my code below:

Please help me. Trying to use the variable as a value for subsequent processing does not work. I use it like this:

Based on Only allow purchases on a time range for selected week days in WooCommerce answer, I am trying to modify the code to only apply this to two product IDs while all the rest should be available to purchase at any time:

I have created this index using PUT http://localhost:9200/task_idx4 on postman:

This question is very similar to a two other questions see: first, second. However those are pretty out dated to say the least and I hope things have changed with .Net 5.

Now first up let me clarify the issue. With a simple example that tries to get the underlying array of a List.

Based on Only allow edit of custom field once per customer on My account > edit account in WooCommerce answer to my previous question, I am trying to apply a customer birthday discount.

Here is my code:

I'm trying to make the jump to pnpm from npm. I found a helpful hint to keep from running "npm install" after I make the change as described here: https://pnpm.js.org/en/only-allow-pnpm

Unfortunately my preinstall lifecycle override doesn't get executed. Seems to simple enough but npm install still works when I run something like "npm install @types/jest"

package.json: