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Tuesday, September 27, 2022

[FIXED] How to run a job every 6 hours in gitlab-ci.yml (or run all jobs)

 September 27, 2022     continuous-deployment, continuous-integration, gitlab, jobs, runner     No comments   

Issue

I know this seems to be a copy of this question, but the answer for that question doesn't solves my purpose.

I don't want to run a curl command in my system. Instead I need Gitlab to take care of running the job every 6 hours. I came across documentation about Pipeline schedules, but it is not available right now in current version.

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Solution

Looks like you are using the old navigation interface which should be, as I know, already deprecated.

To migrate to the new one the gitlab blog has this to say.

To turn the new navigation on, click your user profile dropdown and select "Turn on new navigation" or visit your user preferences.

If you have done this you will find the schedules under CI/CD on your left hand side. enter image description here



Answered By - secustor
Answer Checked By - Candace Johnson (PHPFixing Volunteer)
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