Thank you, Yoav.
The changes involve move and rename, but I would like a roll back
possibility in case some error occurs, to avoid leaving data in an
inconsistent state. I think we'll have to add a layer which implements
some crude transaction handling.
BR
Gunnar
On 11/01/13 21:32, Yoav Landman wrote:
Hi Gunnar,
User plugin REST executions currently do not run under a single
transaction entry point (tough individual actions on the
"repositories" object and other objects in a plugin script are
transactional). We might add transactional control to plugins in the
future.
For now, you'd need to handle transaction semantics in the script; for
example, by making changes in a side repo/folder and persisting them
into the final target upon success (using move or copy) or discarding
the changes in case of a failure. If you only change the name and not
the content of promoted artifacts moving/copying should be a
lightweight process due to storage de-duplication.
HTH,
Yoav
On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Gunnar Strand
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi,
I am working on a build promotion script which will need to rename
some
artifacts during build promotion. I would like to be able to roll back
any changes during the process if an error is encountered, e.g.
the new
name already exists. This would have been quite simple if there
was some
kind of transaction handling possibility in the REST API, e.g
sending a
batch job.
I cannot find any transaction handling support in the REST API. I
assume
that it is not supported?
Does anyone know if there is transaction support if I were able to
implement the promotion as a User Plugin?
BR
Gunnar
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