woodpecker-ci

Woodpecker CI pipelines for a Gitea repository are configured using container-native syntax where every step runs in an isolated container. This Skill provides pipeline patterns, secrets management, and conditional execution rules to automate builds and deployments efficiently.

Yes, you can run matrix builds and Docker builds in Woodpecker CI. This Skill provides configuration patterns for executing parallel matrix builds across multiple environments and automating Docker image builds within isolated container steps.

The best way to structure monorepo workflows in Woodpecker CI is by defining independent workflows for different services within a single repository. This Skill outlines monorepo strategies to efficiently isolate and manage containerized workflows for individual service paths.

Woodpecker CI works directly with Forgejo to provide container-native continuous integration. It is specifically tailored for self-hosted platforms like Forgejo, ensuring every CI process step runs consistently in an isolated container environment.

Common Woodpecker CI anti-patterns include improper secrets handling and inefficient pipeline step structuring. This Skill details critical anti-patterns to help you avoid configuration mistakes and optimize your container-native CI/CD workflows.