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Since YAML specs only allow one build plan per project, I'd like to create multiple stages within one specs file and be able to designate the first (CI) as automatic, then follow-on stages as manual. This would allow me to replicate my current multi-plan/project setup.
Something like this:
project:
key: PROJKEY1
plan:
key: PLANKEY1
name: Specs for proj-xyz
stage1(auto):
- jobs:
- echo "CI Stage"
- scripts:
- ./runci
stage2(manual):
- jobs:
- scripts:
- echo "Integrate Stage"
- ./runintegration
stage3(manual):
- jobs:
- scripts:
- echo "Release Stage"
- ./runrelease
stage4(manual):
- jobs:
- scripts:
- echo "Deployment Stage"
- ./rundeploy ${targethost1}
- ./rundeploy ${targethost2}
Hi Jeff,
It looks like this is something you will be able to in the next release of Bamboo per: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-19756
Until then, I don't believe that YAML specs is capable of doing that.
Hope that helps you!
-James
Bamboo 6.9 RC1 with this functionality can be downloaded from https://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo/download-archives
Documentation can be found here: https://docs.atlassian.com/bamboo-specs-docs/6.9.0-rc1/specs-java.html#stage
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