The above is a template for Python projects. Other templates can be found in `templates/`, for example:
* Python projects with a `Dockerfile`: `templates/python-docker.yml`. This template will use your `Dockerfile` to create an image in which we run tests.
* Python projects with a `Dockerfile`: `templates/container/python.yml`. This template will use your `Dockerfile` to create an image in which we run tests.
* C projects: `templates/c.yml`.
## Disabling specific jobs
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ref: 'v3.19.2'
```
# Repositories with multiple `Dockerfile`s
# monorepos vs polirepos
Use [child pipelines](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/pipelines/parent_child_pipelines.html) to work with multiple dockerfiles. An example is provided, based on a mockup project used within the tests of this repository.
We support both! Read [this](pipelines/container/readme.md) for more information on how to configure pipelines for monorepos and polirepos.
> `.gitlab-ci.yml`
### example python polirepo
Polirepos will likely work out of the box without extra configuration needed.
```yaml
---
include:
-project:'just-ci/templates'
templates:'templates/docker.yml'
ref:'v4.0.1'
# root image will build fine without any further change needed
# child pipeline for second docker image
second-image:
stage:build
inherit:
variables:false
trigger:
include:
-local:second-image/.gitlab-ci.yml
strategy:depend
file:'templates/container/python.yml'
ref:v5.0.0-beta.1
```
>`second-image/.gitlab-ci.yml`
### example monorepo
In monorepos you can start by including the following, but you will need to write your own kaniko and grype job. Again, read [this](pipelines/container/readme.md)
