Best way to group multiple Gitlab releases into one master release?

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We've got multiple projects in Gitlab, i.e.:

  • project1/backend
  • project2/frontend-main
  • project2/frontend-components

Each of the projects has its own .gitlab-ci.yml and releases enabled.

I'm now trying to find a way how to combine all these individual releases into a master release, e.g.

  • project1/backend (v1.10)
  • project2/frontend-main (v2.20)
  • project2/frontend-components (v.10.10)

The above should be combined and the final result would be a master release with its own versioning (e.g. v1.1.0).

How could I achieve that?

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1 Answers

The documentation does mention retrieving artifacts from other projects, using a private token, as illustrated here.

That means you could have:

  • a dedicated "master" project
  • with its own pipeline
  • and, for said pipeline, directives to retrive the latest from the other projects, and then publish then as the "master" project artifacts.
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