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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to generate a pipeline dynamically but don't want to change the default pipeline defined in the Buildkite UI and don't want extra build steps for every build just to generate/upload dynamic pipelines.
Describe the solution you'd like
We show an example in the docs of:
My request is to have a conventional default for that behavior rather than requiring a custom pipeline to invoke it.
Add a default "dynamic pipeline generator script" to the list of pipeline files that the buildkite-agent automatically detects.
Specific name doesn't matter but buildkite.sh / .buildkite/pipeline.sh seems reasonable.
When buildkite-agent pipeline upload is run and a buildkite.sh or .buildkite/pipeline.sh file exists and is executable, execute it and take the output as a pipeline.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Living with having one CI job step to "upload pipeline" and then another immediately after to "generate and upload dynamic pipeline"
Editing each project in the Buildkite UI where we use dynamic pipelines to have a different default pipeline. This doesn't feel great for us as we really want the pipeline logic to fully live in the git repo.
Additional context
N/A
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to generate a pipeline dynamically but don't want to change the default pipeline defined in the Buildkite UI and don't want extra build steps for every build just to generate/upload dynamic pipelines.
Describe the solution you'd like
We show an example in the docs of:
My request is to have a conventional default for that behavior rather than requiring a custom pipeline to invoke it.
Add a default "dynamic pipeline generator script" to the list of pipeline files that the buildkite-agent automatically detects.
Specific name doesn't matter but
buildkite.sh
/.buildkite/pipeline.sh
seems reasonable.When
buildkite-agent pipeline upload
is run and abuildkite.sh
or.buildkite/pipeline.sh
file exists and is executable, execute it and take the output as a pipeline.Describe alternatives you've considered
Additional context
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: