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- Service Overview
- Getting Started
- User Guide
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API Reference
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
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API
- Template management
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Pipeline Management
- Execute Pipeline
- Obtaining Pipeline Status in Batches
- Obtaining the Pipeline Status/Obtaining Pipeline Execution Details
- Obtaining the Pipeline List/Obtaining the Pipeline Execution Status of a Project
- Deleting a Pipeline
- Stopping a Pipeline
- Obtaining Pipeline Execution Records
- Creating a Pipeline Using a Template
- Creates a pipeline.
- Re-trial Run Pipeline
- Pass the manual review.
- Reject to Manual Review
- Querying Pipeline Logs
- Manage by group
- Rule Management
- Tenant-level policy management
- Project-level policy management
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Tenant-level open source governance policy management
- Creating a Tenant-Level Open Source Governance Policy
- Modifying a Tenant-Level Open Source Governance Policy
- Querying Details About a Tenant-Level Open Source Governance Policy
- Querying the Tenant-Level Open Source Governance Policy List
- Deleting a Tenant-Level Open Source Governance Policy
- Changing the Enabling Status of a Tenant-Level Open Source Governance Policy
- Project-level open source governance policy management
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Extension Plug-in Management
- Creating a Plug-in Version
- Creating a Plug-in Draft Version
- Creating a publisher
- Update Plug-in Draft
- Releasing a Plug-in Draft
- Updating Basic Plug-in Information
- Releasing a Plug-in
- Binding a Plug-in to a Publisher
- Updating the Plug-in Icon
- Updating the Publisher Icon
- Deleting a Plug-in Draft
- Querying the Publisher List
- Querying Available Publishers
- Querying the List of Optional Plug-ins
- Querying the Basic Plug-in List
- Querying the List of Optional Plug-ins in Pagination Mode
- Listing add-ons
- Query Plug-in Indicator Configuration
- Query Plug-in Input Configuration
- Query Plug-in Output Configuration
- Querying All Plug-in Version Information
- Querying Plug-in Version Details
- Querying the Plug-in Version
- Deleting a publisher
- Querying Publisher Details
- Creating a Basic Plug-in
- Updating Basic Plug-ins
- Deleting a Basic Plug-in
- Uploading Basic Plug-ins
- Querying Basic Plug-in Details
- Appendixes
- Change History
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FAQs
- Functions
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Troubleshooting
- The Pipeline Parameter Referenced by the Task Does Not Exist
- Test Suite Was Running
- Failed to Obtain Tenant Information During Code Check Task Execution
- The Pipeline That Does Not Listen to the Push Event Is Triggered When the Code Is Committed
- Scheduled Task of a Pipeline Was Not Triggered
- Run Button Was Unavailable
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Functions
The following table describes the main functions of pipeline service.
Function |
Description |
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Custom pipeline orchestration |
You can manage and orchestrate multiple types of automated tasks, such as build, code check, subpipeline, repository management, deployment, API Test, and pipeline control (delayed execution and manual review), based on application scenario requirements. |
Pipeline adding, deletion, modification, and query in a visualized manner |
Pipeline creation, editing, deletion, and execution status query on the GUI. You can switch to the corresponding task page to view details such as logs. |
Pipeline permission management |
You can configure default pipeline permissions of each role in a project and configure the view, edit, execute, and delete permissions of each role and member in a pipeline task. |
Pipeline execution records |
You can view the pipeline records in past 31 days. |
Notifications |
You can set whether to send service message and email notifications for an event. |
Execution of some tasks in a pipeline |
One or more tasks in the pipeline can be executed independently. |
Pipeline execution parameter configuration |
This service allows you to add custom parameters. Tasks added to a pipeline can reference the custom parameters. When you are executing a pipeline, you can modify the default values of those custom parameters and then use the new parameter values to execute the pipeline. |
Pipeline serial or parallel execution configuration |
You can configure serial or parallel execution of tasks at a stage as needed. |
The following table describes the main functions of policies.
Function |
Description |
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Hierarchical policy management |
Policies are available at both the tenant and project levels to implement global tenant management and project management respectively. |
Rule customization |
You can use system-defined rules or customize rules using extensions provided in the extension market. |
Policy use in pipelines |
You can use policies as pass conditions during task orchestration. |
Policy replication |
You can quickly create a policy by copying a tenant-level or project-level policy. In addition, you can copy a tenant-level policy as a project-level policy in a project. |
Policy inheritance |
You can inherit tenant-level policies in a project under the tenant. |
The following table describes the main functions of extensions.
Function |
Description |
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System extensions |
The extension platform has 12 built-in system extensions to meet daily DevOps requirements. |
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