debian-mirror-gitlab/.gitlab/issue_templates/Pipeline Authoring Issue Implementation.md

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## Summary

## Proposal

## Additional details
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Some relevant technical details, if applicable, such as:

- Does this need a ~"feature flag"?
- Does there need to be an associated ~"instrumentation" issue created related to this work?
- Is there an example response showing the data structure that should be returned (new endpoints only)?
- What permissions should be used?
- Is this EE or CE?
    - [ ] EE
    - [ ] CE
- Additional comments:

## Implementation Table

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| Group | Issue Link |
| ------ | ------ |
| ~backend | :point_left: You are here |
| ~frontend | [#123123](url) |

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## Links/References




/label ~"group::pipeline authoring" ~"Category:Pipeline Composition" ~"section::ops" ~"devops::verify" ~"workflow::planning breakdown"