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Several project templates are defined for each gerrit repository. When creating the templates, the usual convention is to group all CI materials like templates and scripts in a directory named for that repository. Each directory should have at a minimum one YAML file. For example, "ci-management/jjb/com-log/com-log.yaml". Every repository should have at least the following items defined in its yaml file:
- Project view. This causes a tab to appear on the Jenkins server that groups all jobs for the repository together.
- Info file verifier. This checks changes to the repository's INFO.yaml file.
- Verify and merge jobs appropriate for the implementation language of the code in that repository.
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