Re: [go-cd] Is this design possible with GoCD?

Hello! Yes, it is an interesting problem. :) There is a series of blog posts about modeling CD pipelines that might be useful. It's also good to be aware of the yaml and json

Re: [go-cd] Is this design possible with GoCD?

Thanks again for the feedback David. On Friday, 9 February 2018 11:56:56 UTC+10, David Rice wrote: > > Hi! Thanks so much for the extra information. These lists tend to be more > helpful when we know what problem you are trying to solve. And you do have > an interesting problem! > > What I t

Re: [go-cd] Is this design possible with GoCD?

Hi! Thanks so much for the extra information. These lists tend to be more helpful when we know what problem you are trying to solve. And you do have an interesting problem! What I think I heard is this: - You might get changes for 7 maps - You want to rebuild & test those 7 maps - For each map th

Re: [go-cd] Is this design possible with GoCD?

Thank you David for the helpful advice. On Thursday, 8 February 2018 13:20:47 UTC+10, David Rice wrote: > > > On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 6:53 PM danielle.90 > wrote: > >> Is this design possible with GoCD? >> >> Our first challenge. >> >> 1. Splitting the build pipeline up by files within the GIT co

Re: [go-cd] Is this design possible with GoCD?

On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 6:53 PM danielle.90 wrote: > Is this design possible with GoCD? > > Our first challenge. > > 1. Splitting the build pipeline up by files within the GIT commit. For > example, For every file in the git commit, we want to start a new, separate > pipeline instance to process e