How to view the workspace directory for continuous integration?

To view the workspace directory for continuous integration, you typically need to access the configuration or settings of your CI tool. The workspace directory is where your project files are checked out or cloned during the build process.

For example, in Jenkins, a popular CI tool:

1. Log in to your Jenkins dashboard.
2. Navigate to the specific job or pipeline you are interested in.
3. Click on "Configure" to view the job settings.
4. Look for the "Source Code Management" section where you can see the repository URL and the "Working Directory" field, which specifies the workspace directory.

In another example, using GitLab CI/CD:

1. Go to your GitLab project page.
2. Navigate to "CI / CD" and then "Pipelines".
3. Click on a specific pipeline to view its details.
4. In the pipeline details, you can find the "Variables" section where the workspace directory might be specified, or it might be defined in your .gitlab-ci.yml file under the working_directory key.

If you are using a cloud-based CI/CD service, such as Tencent Cloud's Cloud Studio, you can:

1. Log in to Cloud Studio.
2. Open your project and navigate to the CI/CD section.
3. View the pipeline configuration or logs to find the workspace directory information.

By accessing these settings or logs, you can determine the exact path of your workspace directory for continuous integration.