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The command glab pipeline list is used in GitLab to display a list of pipelines for a project.

In GitLab, pipelines are automated workflows that are triggered upon certain events, such as code pushes or merge requests, and they allow you to execute various jobs defined in your project's configuration.

When you run glab pipeline list, GitLab will query the GitLab API to retrieve the list of pipelines for the current project. The command will typically display information about each pipeline, such as its ID, status (e.g., running, failed, canceled), duration, ref (the branch or tag that triggered the pipeline), and the commit associated with the pipeline.

This command is helpful to get an overview of the pipelines in a project and their statuses. It allows you to see which pipelines are currently running, which have failed, or which have been successfully completed. Additionally, you can use this command with other flags or options to filter or sort the list based on criteria like the creation date of the pipelines or the status of the jobs within each pipeline.