Hello,
I have a pipeline like such:
__-> test-a
/ \_____-> test-end
test-start /
\__-> test-b
I would like to have test-start trigger test-a and test-b to run in
parallel, then trigger test-end *one time *when both have finished. I know
this can be accomplished using the "Join" plugin, but I also want this
additional behavior too:
When test-a or test-b are triggered by scm changes or "build now" (not from
test-start), I would like test-end to be triggered. Are there plugins out
there to handle multiple entry points like this?
I want to avoid writing a system groovy script that checks the build cause
and does logic to see if it's the last of the parallel jobs to finish, so
that it can trigger test-end...or the other case when test-a/test-b wasn't
triggered by test-start, so test-end should be triggered.
I suppose I could configure the join plugin and write a slightly smaller
groovy script to handle mid-way entries...
Thanks,
Xavier
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