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topics/gitlab.md

@@ -118,9 +118,11 @@ qodana:
 Assuming that you have configured your pipeline in a similar manner, this is what it may look like:
 
 1. Qodana report affiliated with a pipeline in a merge request
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    <img src="gitlab-exposed-artifacts.png" alt="Qodana report affiliated with a pipeline in a merge request" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 2. Available actions for a given exposed Qodana artifact
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    <img src="gitlab-exposed-artifacts-expanded.png" alt="Available actions for a given exposed Qodana artifact" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 ## Quality gate and baseline

topics/teamcity.md

@@ -18,16 +18,20 @@ need to be met:
 Assuming that you have already created your [project](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/teamcity/configure-and-run-your-first-build.html#Create+your+first+project) and configured your build, follow the steps below.    
 
 1. Navigate to your build configuration.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-1.png" alt="Navigating to the build configuration" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 2. On the build configuration page, select **Build Steps** from the **Edit configuration** list.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-2.png" alt="Navigating to the step configuration" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 3. On the **Build steps** page, click the **Add build step** button.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-3.png" alt="Creating a new build step" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 4. From the **Runner type** list, select **Qodana** as a runner. On the **New Build Step** page, you can configure the `Qodana` runner
 using the basic options. Otherwise, click **Show advanced options** to expand the list of configuration options.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-4.png" alt="Expanding all configuration options of the Qodana runner" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 5. Fill in the fields using this description.
@@ -84,16 +88,20 @@ Custom profile configuration for Qodana linters is stored in `qodana.yaml`. When
 this file to the working directory manually. Alternatively, you can write a script that will do it for you.
 
 1. Navigate to your build configuration.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-1.png" alt="Navigating to the build configuration" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 2. On the build configuration page, select **Build Steps** from the **Edit configuration** list.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-2.png" alt="Navigating to the step configuration" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 3. On the **Build steps** page, click the **Add build step** button.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-3.png" alt="Creating a new build step" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 4. From the **Runner type** list, select **Command Line**. On the **New Build Step** page, you can configure the
    `Command Line` runner using the basic options. Otherwise, click **Show advanced options** to expand the list of configuration options.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-5.png" alt="Expanding all configuration options of the Command Line runner" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 5. Fill in the fields using the [Command Line](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/teamcity/command-line.html#General+Settings)
@@ -124,10 +132,12 @@ this file to the working directory manually. Alternatively, you can write a scri
 Now that you have configured and run the build, you can observe inspection results in the TeamCity UI.  
 
 1. Navigate to the project build page. In the **Overview** tab, click the build entry.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-verification-1.png" alt="Navigating to the build entry" width="706" border-effect="line"/>
 
 2. On the build page, navigate to the **Qodana** tab to find the inspection report. To learn more about Qodana 
 reports, see the <a href="ui-overview.md"/> section of this documentation.
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    <img src="teamcity-plugin-verification-2.png" alt="Navigating to the Qodana tab" width="706" border-effect="line"/>