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On this page: https://circleci.com/blog/openid-connect-identity-tokens/ You have an indentation error. run: name: authenticate-and- interact command: | This is not correct ^^ This is correct: VV - run: name: authenticate-and-interact command: | Name and command fields should be indented once further out. You'll see people hunting for a solution to this issue (how I resolved it) here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63979653/circleci-config-error-job-may-be-a-string-reference-to-another-job This means anyone setting up AWS OPDC with CircleCI runs into this issue from your docs.. It's a pain. Please correct them! Thanks, Leigh Mathieson

Is it possible to install CircleCI in our enterprise infrastructure? If yes, where is the doc to help me deploying it? I only find doc about Circle CI cloud and in AWS... CCI-I-1144

I would really appreciate if you can have a step-by-step document to migrate from TeamCity to CircleCI CCI-I-1276

I think CircleCI seems like a nice product and I seriously tried to give it a try, but the documentation is really really bad in helping me (as a new user ) to get a mental model/picture for how i should relate to CircleCI and the build scripts and how CircleCI work. I know a container is started for each build, but do I create a container inside another container or how should I relate to this? So I gave up on Circle and selected another CI-product instead. I wished there was some documentation with diagrams, showing how a build works. I tried to watch the various CircleCI videos on Youtube but none of them gave me a good intro to CircleCI. The Orbs concept also feels confusing on the "Orbs introduction" page. I have done build-setups on the past and familiar with the container concepts. CCI-I-790

None of the docs on filters https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/configuration-reference/#filters-1 explain how to use regex. I stumbled across teh following very useful docs https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/workflows/#using-regular-expressions-to-filter-tags-and-branches when clicking a link titled 'Executing Workflows For a Git Tag', which does not hint at its being the place to go for regex info.It 'd be a big improvement - avoiding much head scratching over untriggered builds - if this could be documented clearly in the filters sections CCI-I-1543

I've been looking for ways to properly (cleanly) stop a job once it's started based on some conditions of the git repository. While searching for this, I came across several support questions with a similar answer: "use circleci step halt ". Apparently this stops the job and marks it as successful. The thing is, I can't seem to find any official documentation. Would be a great addition since it's very useful! CCI-I-260