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Learn how to turn off CI/CD pipelines for all new projects in GitLab CE by default. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for admins to adjust settings effectively.
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How to Disable CI/CD Pipelines on All Projects in GitLab CE by Default

In the world of modern software development, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) have become essential practices. However, in some scenarios, teams may prefer to keep CI/CD disabled for new projects by default. If you're using GitLab Community Edition (CE), you might be wondering how to turn off CI/CD for all projects as they are created. Fortunately, this is achievable, and in this post, we will explain how you can do it step-by-step.

Understanding the Problem

When new projects are created in GitLab CE, CI/CD pipelines are often automatically enabled. While this can be beneficial for many teams, there are situations where you may want to have more control over when and how CI/CD processes are initiated. Disabling CI/CD by default can prevent unwanted runs in early development stages or simplify the management of multiple projects.

Step-by-Step Solution

To successfully disable CI/CD pipelines for all projects by default in GitLab CE, you need to have administrative access. Follow these easy steps to change the default settings:

Step 1: Access the Admin Area

Log in to your GitLab CE instance as an admin.

Navigate to the Admin Area. This can usually be found in the sidebar of your GitLab dashboard.

Step 2: Locate CI/CD Settings

In the left panel of the Admin Area, find and click on Settings.

Look for the CI/CD option within the settings section.

Step 3: Modify Continuous Integration and Deployment Settings

Once in the CI/CD settings, take a moment to expand the section labeled Continuous Integration and Deployment.

In this section, you will see various options related to CI/CD settings for new projects.

Step 4: Disable the Default Auto DevOps Pipeline

Look for the checkbox labeled "Default to Auto DevOps pipeline for all projects."

Uncheck this box to disable the automatic enabling of CI/CD pipelines for newly created projects.

Step 5: Save Your Changes

After making the necessary adjustments, it’s crucial to save your modifications! Look for a Save button at the bottom of the page and click it to ensure your settings are applied.

Conclusion

By following these straightforward steps, you can disable CI/CD pipelines for all new projects created in GitLab CE. This configuration not only gives your team more control over their CI/CD processes but also prevents unnecessary resource usage during the early stages of development. Remember, managing your CI/CD settings can have a significant impact on your workflow, so make sure to adjust them according to your team's needs.

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