

Setting up a RubyMine "Ruby" Run Configuration with puma using default socket binding (recommended)
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The following two sections explain how to do those two options. So, it's safer to go ahead and do one of these two suggested options to use a standard configuration running puma behind the Workhorse proxy. However, this means that you won't be connecting and proxying through the GitLab Workhorse according to the standard component architecture, and some features may be slower, work differently, or not work at all. Note that you COULD just not worry about any of this, and run a normal RubyMine "Rails" Run Configuration without changing the GDK config, and directly connect to the port it uses (by default 3000). This may also be useful for other debugging scenarios, like being able to use Wireshark to debug TCP traffic.

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To access EE features, you need to make sure you have an EE license added in /admin/license.You can use this dashboard to select a page or pages and timeframe for page views:.cd sites/handbook & NO_CONTRACTS=true bundle exec middleman.See more detailed instructions for this process here: gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com To run the QA specs in RubyMine, use a custom rspec runner configuration (right click on the arrow next to the example in the gutter), and set the qa/bin/rubymine script as the custom RSpec runner script, and the working directory as qa. bundle exec bin/qa Test::Instance::All - qa/specs/features/ee/browser_ui/1_manage/project/project_templates_spec.rb.fdescribe and fit for focused karma specs.CHROME_HEADLESS=0 bundle exec rspec spec/features/projects/tree/create_directory_spec.rb.Testing CI/CD Jobs Locally: gitlab-runner exec shell job_name.Squashing down a branch which has had master merged into it.


