This document introduces the data structures that represent the exec pipeline. The exec pipeline is a continuous integration pipeline that executes commands directly on the host machine.
The Resource
interface
The Resource
interface is implemented by all top-level objects, including the exec Pipeline
.
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The kind
attribute
Defines the kind of resource, used to identify the resource implementation. This attribute is of type string
and is required.
The type
attribute
Defines the type of resource, used to identify the resource implementation. This attribute is of type string
and is required.
The name
attribute
The name of the resource. This value is required and must match [a-zA-Z0-9_-]
. This value is displayed in the user interface (non-normative) and is used to identify the pipeline (non-normative).
The concurrency
attribute
Defines the concurrency limits for the pipeline stage. This attribute is of type Concurrency
and is optional.
The depends_on
attribute
Defines a list of pipeline dependencies, used to defer execution of the pipeline until the named pipelines are in a completed state. This attribute is an array of type string
and is optional.
The Pipeline
object
The Pipeline
is the top-level object used to represent the exec pipeline. The Pipeline
object implements the Resource
interface.
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The kind
attribute
The kind of resource. This value must be set to pipeline
.
The type
attribute
The type of resource. This value must be set to exec
.
The platform
section
The target operating system and architecture on which the pipeline must execute. This attribute is of type Platform
and is recommended. If empty, the default operating system and architecture may be linux
and amd64
respectively.
The workspace
section
The working directory where the source code is cloned and the default working directory for each pipeline step. This attribute is of type Workspace
and is optional.
The clone
section
Defines the pipeline clone behavior and can be used to disable automatic cloning. This attribute is of type Clone
and is optional.
The steps
section
Defines the pipeline steps. This attribute is an array of type Step
and is required. The array must not be empty and the order of the array must be retained.
The trigger
section
The conditions used to determine whether or not the pipeline should be skipped. This attribute is of type Conditions
and is optional.
The Platform
object
The Platform
object defines the target os and architecture for the pipeline and is used to route the pipeline to the correct instance (non-normative).
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The os
attribute
Defines the target operating system. The attribute is an enumeration of type OS
and is recommended. If empty the operating system may default to Linux.
The arch
attribute
Defines the target architecture. The attribute is an enumeration of type Arch
and is recommended. If empty the architecture may default to amd64.
The variant
attribute
Defines the architecture variant. This is most commonly used in conjunction with the arm architecture (non-normative) and can be used to differentiate between armv7, armv8, and so on (non-normative).
The version
attribute
Defines the operating system version. This is most commonly used in conjunction with the windows operating system (non-normative) and can be used to differentiate between 1809, 1903, and so on (non-normative).
The Clone
object
The Clone
object defines the clone behavior for the pipeline.
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The depth
attribute
Configures the clone depth. This is an optional number
value. If empty the full repository may be cloned (non-normative).
The disable
attribute
Disables cloning the repository. This is an optional boolean
value. It can be useful when you need to disable implement your own custom clone logic (non-normative).
The Step
object
The Step
object defines a pipeline step.
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The name
attribute
The name of the step. This value is required and must match [a-zA-Z0-9_-]. This value is displayed in the user interface (non-normative) and is used to identify the step (non-normative).
The failure
attribute
Defines how the system handles failure. The default value is always
indicating a failed step always fails the overall pipeline. A value of ignore
indicates the failure is ignored. This attribute is of enumeration Failure
and is optional.
The commands
attribute
Defines a list of shell commands executed on the host machine. This attribute is an array of type string
and is required.
The environment
attribute
Defines a list of environment variables scoped to the pipeline step. This attribute is of type [string, string]
and is optional.
The when
section
The conditions used to determine whether or not the step should be skipped. This attribute is of type Conditions
and is optional.
The depends_on
attribute
Defines a list of steps dependencies, used to defer step execution until the named steps are in a completed state. This attribute is of type string
and is optional.
The Conditions
object
The Conditions
object defines a set of conditions. If any condition evaluates to true its parent object is skipped.
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The action
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the build action. The build action is synonymous with a webhook action (non-normative). This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The branch
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the git branch. This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The cron
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the cron job that triggered the build. This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The event
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the build event. The build event is synonymous with a webhook event (non-normative). This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type Event
and is optional.
The instance
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the instance hostname. This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The ref
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the git reference. This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The repo
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the repository name. This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The status
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the pipeline status. This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type Status
and is optional.
The target
attribute
Defines matching criteria based on the target environment. The target environment is typically defined by a promote or rollback event (non-normative). This attribute is of type Constraint
or an array of type string
and is optional.
The Constraint
object
The Constraint
object defines pattern matching criteria. If the pattern matching evaluates to false, the parent object is skipped.
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The include
attribute
List of matching patterns. If no pattern is a match, the parent object is skipped. This attribute is an array of type string
and is optional.
The exclude
attribute
List of matching patterns. If any pattern is a match, the parent object is skipped. This attribute is an array of type string
and is optional.
The Concurrency
object
The Concurrency
object defines the concurrency limits for the named pipeline.
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The Workspace
object
The Workspace
object defines the path to which the source code is cloned (non-normative) and the default working directory for each pipeline step (non-normative).
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Enums
The Event
enum
The Event
enum provides a list of pipeline events. This value represents the event that triggered the pipeline.
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The Status
enum
The Status
enum provides a list of pipeline statuses. The default pipeline state is success
, even if the pipeline is still running.
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The Failure
enum
The Failure
enum defines a list of failure behaviors. The value always
indicates a failure will fail the parent process. The value ignore
indicates the failure is silently ignored.
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The OS
enum
The OS
enum provides a list of supported operating systems.
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The Arch
enum
The Arch
enum provides a list of supported chip architectures.
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