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We have a base GitLab CI template which includes by default certain artifacts. Now we need to include this template in one of the pipelines we have and in a job we want not to pass the artifacts.

We tried this:

artifacts: []

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Here my example:

base.yaml

build: stage: build script: - echo "build..." artifacts: expire_in: 3 weeks reports: dotenv: VERSION.env paths: - '$env:BUILD_OUTPUT_DIR\**\webconfigs' - '$env:MSBUILD_OUTPUT_DIR\**\_PublishedWebsites\**\*.zip'

child.yaml

include: 'base.yaml' build:child: extends: [build] before_script: [] script: - *run-nuget-restore - *build-release artifacts: [] # I don't need any of the atributes of the base template, but this does not work

but it's not valid! How can I set the artifacts attributes to empty?

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  • do you tried to exclude them docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/#artifactsexclude ? Commented Jun 2, 2022 at 12:14
  • exclude is not what I need, I just want to override from the including template. I'll update my question with an example Commented Jun 2, 2022 at 12:54

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Inherited keys of jobs with extend can be excluded with null.

To exclude a key from the extended content, you must assign it to null...

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/yaml_optimization.html#exclude-a-key-from-extends

Example:

.base: script: ... artifacts: paths: - ... test: extends: .base artifacts: null
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