Gist d104916462842e9fae1e9652a6bfc408

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Gist d104916462842e9fae1e9652a6bfc408

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Last edited Nov 15, 2019

Created on Nov 15, 2019

This example shows the command-line setup for registering and installing a GitLab Runner on a transient Windows machine to build Hyper-V images. It displays the shell commands used to configure the runner non-interactively, specifying the GitLab URL, registration token, description, executor type, and tags. The visualization captures the process of registering the runner with `--non-interactive` flags, then installing and starting it as a service. The code relies on the GitLab Runner CLI and Windows shell commands, with no graphical libraries or data sources involved.

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