Quick Start

You can quickly start using the pipeline feature on the platform by reading this document.

Prerequisites

• Have an AtomGit/GitCode account and create at least one repository
• The repository has basic code content (at least one branch)
• Have basic knowledge of YAML syntax

Create a Workflow File

Create a .gitcode/workflows/ directory in the root of the repository and add a YAML file:

mkdir -p .gitcode/workflows
touch .gitcode/workflows/first-pipeline.yml

Note: The workflow file for AtomGit Action is stored in .gitcode/workflows/, not ./workflows/. An incorrect directory path will cause the pipeline to be unrecognized and not triggered.

Minimal YAML Example

name: First Pipeline

on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main

jobs:
  hello:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Print hello message
        run: echo "Hello GitCode Action"

Example Explanation:

Field	Description
name	Workflow name, displayed in the pipeline list
on	Trigger event, here it's a push event on the main branch
jobs	Collection of jobs
runs-on	Runner label, default uses the default resource pool
run	Execute shell command

Commonly Used Variables in AtomGit Context:

Variable	Description
ATOMGIT_REF	Triggered branch or tag reference (e.g., refs/heads/main)
ATOMGIT_SHA	SHA value of the triggered commit
ATOMGIT_REPOSITORY	Full name of the repository (e.g., owner/repo)
ATOMGIT_EVENT_NAME	Type of trigger event (e.g., push, pull_request)
ATOMGIT_WORKFLOW	Current workflow name

Submit to Trigger

Submit the workflow file to the repository to trigger the pipeline:

git add .gitcode/workflows/first-pipeline.yml
git commit -m "Add first GitCode Action pipeline"
git push origin main

Verify Success Result

1. Go to the AtomGit repository page and click on "Pipeline" or "Actions" Tab
2. Find the "First Pipeline" entry in the pipeline list
3. Click to enter the details page and check the execution status
4. Confirm that the Job status is ✅ (Success)