CI: allow use of trigger with scripts
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Release notes
- CI scripts may now
triggerother pipelines after completion
Problem to solve
We have a deployment task which uses a template to run deployments against a particular environment. Currently, there is no way to say that you would like it to trigger a pipeline in a different project after completing the appropriate deployment without doing something kludgy like creating a new pipeline stage and duplicating all of your rules to make sure the trigger isn't scheduled when the deployment also isn't.
.deploy:
stage: deploy
extends: .ansible-container
resource_group: $CI_ENVIRONMENT_SLUG
interruptible: false
script:
- ansible-playbook -i "${CI_ENVIRONMENT_SLUG}.aws_ec2.yaml" deploy.yaml
deploy_development:
extends: .deploy
only:
refs:
- development
environment:
name: development
deploy_testing:
…
Proposal
Ideally, GitLab would let you express the intention of triggering the pipeline immediately after the relevant job by using the trigger keyword on a task which also has a script:
deploy_development:
extends: .deploy
only:
refs:
- development
environment:
name: development
trigger:
project: path/to/other/project
strategy: depend
branch: $CI_ENVIRONMENT_SLUG
Intended users
- Priyanka (Platform Engineer)
- Sidney (Systems Administrator)
- Rachel (Release Manager)
- Allison (Application Ops)
- Ingrid (Infrastructure Operator)
- Dakota (Application Development Director)
- Isaac (Infrastructure Engineer)
Does this feature require an audit event?
No
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