A GitLab pipeline is usually triggered by a push to a git repository.
Is there a way to let GitLab trigger my pipeline by updates to a GitLab package registry instead?
Or maybe I can install a web hook that calls back some web service on updates to a package registry?

On Gitlab:

I have a gitlab pipeline with three steps and a template.
First I prepare a git checkout to another repository.
The needed files I add to the artifacts:

cant deploy gitlab with helm on k8s

I am a beginner and faced with the following problem:
When a commit is pushed and the CI pipeline is started, the current work is disrupted, instead of queuing up.
I think the problem is in the configuration of gitlab.yml

I cannot use the hashtag character in my bash command in gitlab as it is the character that signal that a comment start there.

I found the setting to prevent a user from approving its own merge request.
However, I found that some users can merge their own merge requests, whereas other users, like me, have to ask someone else to merge it. I have role maintainer like the users who can merge their own merge requests. I do not want other people to be able to merge their own merge requests. Where do I configure this ?

To help my product owner, I’ve detailed my backlog issue “Story” into tasks that appears in its Child Items list.

Is there an easy way to find out who created an access token for a project on gitlab?

My requirement is to create a custom Gitlab quick action named say ‘test_action’. When user types /test_action and presses submit, then I need to invoke a web service and pass the data.