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3f92c851 fix: Properly differentiate draft vs ready MRs for pipeline optimization Problem: - ALL MRs were being treated as draft_mr and skipping expensive builds - This meant ready-to-merge MRs didn't get full validation before merge Solution: - Check MR title for "Draft:" or "WIP:" prefix to identify actual drafts - Introduce new PIPELINE_TYPE "ready_mr" for non-draft MRs - Ready MRs now run full pipeline validation before merge Pipeline Types: - draft_mr: MR title starts with "Draft:" or "WIP:" → skip expensive builds - ready_mr: Normal MR (not draft) → run full pipeline - merge_train: Merge validation (requires Premium/Ultimate) This ensures: 1. Draft MRs get fast feedback (~10min) 2. Ready MRs get full validation (~55min) BEFORE merge 3. No surprises when merging to nightly branch Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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d7afedad fix: Make build:ci-base dependency optional to handle conditional builds Problem: When build:ci-base doesn't run (because pnpm-lock.yaml/Dockerfile.ci-base didn't change), jobs that depend on it fail with: "'install:dependencies' job needs 'build:ci-base' job, but 'build:ci-base' does not exist in the pipeline" Solution: 1. Made build:ci-base dependency optional in both: - .pnpm_node_template - install:dependencies job 2. Changed image tag from :$CI_COMMIT_SHA to :latest as fallback (build:ci-base always pushes :latest tag when it runs) This allows pipelines to run even when build:ci-base is skipped, using the most recent base image from the registry instead of failing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2 days ago by John Avery
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