cnb-cool-integration

To generate a .cnb.yml configuration for cnb.cool, you define the required pipeline structure, docker environment options, runner resources, triggers, and env imports/exports. This Skill automates creating a minimal runnable configuration tailored to your repository's target branches and events.

A CNB Build configuration is a .cnb.yml file used to automate cloud-native CI/CD pipelines on cnb.cool. You need it to define pipeline structures, manage triggers, allocate runner resources, and handle environment caching across different branches.

Yes, you can configure manual triggers and environment variable imports in CNB Build. The .cnb.yml framework supports optional web_trigger support, env imports/exports, and debugging configurations to manage event-driven and manual pipeline executions.

Migrating to CNB Build involves adjusting your existing configurations into the .cnb.yml format by defining the required pipeline structure, docker environment options, runner resources, and triggers. This Skill helps automate the migration, optimization, and debugging of these elements.

Yes, CNB Build supports docker.devcontainer and docker.build environments. The .cnb.yml configuration allows you to specify docker environment options including docker.image, docker.build, and docker.devcontainer to match your pipeline requirements.

CNB Build pipeline triggers may fail if the .cnb.yml configuration lacks proper trigger rules for target branches or events. You need to adjust the pipeline structure and explicitly define triggers to ensure correct execution across different environments and branches.