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Hi, is there a way to define job dependencies/hierarchies in jenkins.php file? "Start executing job
Hi, is there a way to define job dependencies/hierarchies in jenkins.php file? "Start executing job B only after job A successfully finishes" kind of thing. I tried to chain multiple commands by && but & gets sanitised. Any idea? This chain of jobs should be also scheduled. Thanks
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we have something similar in our project
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$jobs[] = [ 'name' => 'job-name', 'command' => ' $PHP_BIN vendor/bin/console cmd1 vendor/bin/console cmd2 vendor/bin/console cmd3 ', 'schedule' => '0 4 * * *', // Every day at 4 AM. 'enable' => true, 'run_on_non_production' => true, 'stores' => $allStores, ];
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this worked for us
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This seems to work, as a workaround, thanks!
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