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Repobuild is a declarative style build system. - Similar to Google’s BUILD file system of old (gconfig + make) - Generates a Makefile for portability - Fetches missing files from git automatically. Actually this started in Go, and there is no good reason for C. The first open source code I needed to use it on was in C, and having the tool build itself appealed to the geek in me.
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QUESTION
I have my automation suite plan in a repository. I want to run the automation suite once my apk file is published. The publishing APK file is in another repository. How can I run my suite immediately after completing the first job?
For ex; I have a repo 1 with my automation suite say repoAuto I have another repo with client build for generating apk, sat repoBuild Both are having different repository.
How can I run repoAuto immediately after repoBuild?
Thanks in advance. -Mashkur
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Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 09:35- Add 2 repositories in Plan Configuration -> Repositories -> Add Repository.
- By default, you already have one stage. So add another stage for publishing apk. So repo 1 will have automation suite connected to stage 1 and repo 2 have apk connected to stage 2.
Now if you build the plan, the stages will run one by one. Don't check the manual stage check box.
"Each stage within a plan represents a step within your build process. A stage may contain one or more jobs which Bamboo can execute in parallel. For example, you might have a stage for compilation jobs, followed by one or more stages for various testing jobs, followed by a stage for deployment jobs."-from bamboo
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I have the following data structure:
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Answered 2018-Apr-26 at 19:52This is a good question, and to me this is the 'big step' to really understanding the full power of Observables: higher-order Observables, or Observables that return Observables.
Your situation is perfect for the mergeMap / flatMap
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