19 docs tagged with "helpDocs"

This topic explains how to build a Feature Flag Pipeline.

This topic describes how to edit the default variations of your feature flag.

This tutorial shows you how to build a simple, two-stage CI Pipeline in Harness. Setting up and running the Pipeline will take about 30 minutes. The Pipeline will build and run a unit test on a codeb…

You can clone multiple codebases in the same Pipeline and then build artifacts from multiple repositories. This enables use cases such as — You use Packer and Ansible to build artifacts automatically.…

Harness Feature Flags are General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliant. To ensure this -- Harness doesn't provide a European data residency option, but it does provide teams easy abstractions to…

Each CI Pipeline has a Codebase that specifies the code repo (input) that the Pipeline uses to build the artifact (output). You specify the Codebase when you add the first Build Stage to the Pipeline…

This topic describes how to delete a Feature Flag on the Harness Platform and using Git. When you are finished with a Feature Flag, it's best practice to remove it to keep your Flags and application organised and tidy.

Over the past decade, Drone has flourished through its vibrant open source community with over 100m pulls on DockerHub, 50,000+ active users, and 250+ contributors. Drone was acquired by Harness in 2…

After you have created a Flag, you can edit the following details of it -- Flag Name. Description. Whether or not it is marked as permanent. This topic describes how to edit these details on the Harnes…

Best practices when using Harness Feature Flags.

This guide describes the basic steps for getting started with Harness Feature Flags. Visual summary. For an overview of Harness Feature Flags, watch the following video -- Watch Feature Flag overview v…

This topic describes how to modify and override build settings before a build in Harness CIE. If you want to override your Secrets in settings.xml file at Pipeline execution, perform the following st…

You can use the following methods to speed up your CI builds. Test Intelligence. Testing is an important part of Continuous Integration. Testing safeguards the quality of your product before shipping…

The Build stage Run step can be used to run scripts in your CI stages. The Run step pulls in a Docker image such as the Docker image for Maven. Then you run a script such as mvn package with the tool…

Caching enables you to share data across stages. It also speed up builds by reusing the expensive fetch operation from previous jobs.

Caching enables you to share data across stages. It also speed up builds by reusing the expensive fetch operation from previous jobs.

Set up a CI Build Infrastructure using AWS VMs

Harness Test Intelligence dramatically improves test time by running only those tests required to confirm the quality of the code changes which triggered the build

This topic provides settings to upload artifacts to JFrog Artifactory.