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pocketci pipeline set ​

Store a pipeline on a remote CI server.

bash
pocketci pipeline set <pipeline-file> --server <url> [options]

Options ​

  • --server — server URL (required; e.g., http://localhost:8080)
  • --name — pipeline name (if omitted, derived from filename)
  • --driver — orchestration driver (e.g., docker, native, k8s)
  • --docker-host — Docker daemon host URL (env: CI_DOCKER_HOST)
  • --fly-token, --fly-app, --fly-region, --fly-org, --fly-size, --fly-disk-gb — Fly.io driver config (--fly-disk-gb sets the workspace volume size in GB; default 10)
  • --hetzner-token, --hetzner-image, --hetzner-server-type, --hetzner-location — Hetzner driver config
  • --digitalocean-token, --digitalocean-image, --digitalocean-size, --digitalocean-region — DigitalOcean driver config
  • --k8s-kubeconfig, --k8s-namespace — Kubernetes driver config
  • --qemu-memory, --qemu-cpus, --qemu-accel, --qemu-image — QEMU driver config
  • --webhook-secret — secret for webhook requests (optional)
  • --basic-auth-username — server basic auth user (env: CI_BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME)
  • --basic-auth-password — server basic auth password (env: CI_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD)
  • --secret — set pipeline secret (repeatable; format: KEY=VALUE)
  • --secret-file — load secrets from a file (repeatable; format: KEY=filepath)
  • --resume — enable resume support for the pipeline
  • --rbac — RBAC expression restricting pipeline access (env: CI_RBAC)
  • --auth-token — JWT auth token (env: CI_AUTH_TOKEN)
  • --config-file — auth config file path (env: CI_AUTH_CONFIG; default: ~/.pocketci/auth.config)

Example ​

bash
pocketci pipeline set my-pipeline.ts \
  --server http://localhost:8080 \
  --name my-pipeline \
  --driver docker \
  --webhook-secret my-secret-key

Once stored, trigger with pocketci pipeline run:

bash
pocketci pipeline run my-pipeline --server-url http://localhost:8080

Authentication ​

With OAuth-enabled servers, authenticate first with pocketci login:

bash
pocketci login -s https://ci.example.com
pocketci pipeline set my-pipeline.ts -s https://ci.example.com

Or provide a token directly:

bash
pocketci pipeline set my-pipeline.ts \
  --server https://ci.example.com \
  --auth-token eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs...

RBAC ​

Restrict who can access a pipeline:

bash
pocketci pipeline set my-pipeline.ts \
  --server https://ci.example.com \
  --rbac '"deploy-team" in Organizations'

See Authorization for expression syntax.