Skip a step in a stage

[Pedro Arenas Parra]

Hi, i read about the dynamic condition in steps and try for make a stage like "deploy" but using steps with conditions for things like: build and publish image but not run an infra deploy.

like this.

deploy-to-dev:

      - variables:

          - name: STEPS_TO_RUN

            default: build-publish-deploy

            allowed-values:

              - build-publish-deploy

              - build-publish-only

              - deploy-only

      - stage:

          name: Deploy on DEV

          deployment: dev

          steps:

            - step:

                <<: *def-common-variables-step

                name: Generate Common Vars

            - step:

                <<: *def-build-docker-image-step

                name: Build Image

                condition:

                  state: STEPS_TO_RUN == "build-publish-deploy" || STEPS_TO_RUN == "build-publish-only"

            - step:

                <<: *def-publish-docker-image-step

                name: Publish Image

                condition:

                  state: STEPS_TO_RUN == "build-publish-deploy" || STEPS_TO_RUN == "build-publish-only"

            - step:

                <<: *def-eks-deploy-step

                name: Deploy EKS CRONJOB

                condition:

                  state: STEPS_TO_RUN == "build-publish-deploy" || STEPS_TO_RUN == "deploy-only"

but when run the pipeline i get an error for: A step within the stage can't contain a condition. The condition must be defined on the stage.

exists a way to make this and not mess with a script in the step?

[Aron Gombas _Midori_]

@Pedro Arenas Parra 

AFAIK this is a known limitation in Bitbucket Pipelines: conditions are not supported on individual steps inside a stage. They can only be applied at the stage level itself.

I asked the AI and from the suggestion to me it seems that the best workaround is this:

Split the single stage into multiple stages, each with its own condition. It looks a bit verbose, but it should work and would be YAML-native (no need for scripts).

[Pedro Arenas Parra]

you can use multiple stages in a custom trigger? have any reference or example for try?

[Aron Gombas _Midori_]

Given that...

1. There is an example here where multiple stages are under the same parent.
2. The doc also says that stage is allowed under a custom parent.

I think it is legal to have multiple stages under a single custom.

Something like this: