Are these run synchronously in their ordinal order? First runs, finishes, then second?
Or are they run in parallel?
I hope synchronously If not, feature request please.
Are these run synchronously in their ordinal order? First runs, finishes, then second?
Or are they run in parallel?
I hope synchronously If not, feature request please.
If youâre referring to before_run
and after_run
workflow chains then yes, synchronously after each other, in the order of the before_run
/ after_run
specifications / tree.
E.g. if you have a workflow with a before_run
workflow, which also has a before_run
then that will run first - walking through before_run
s until thereâs no more before_run
reference.
You can find more information in the related âWorkflow Chainingâ docs at: http://devcenter.bitrise.io/bitrise-cli/workflows/#chaining-workflows-and-reusing-workflows
If youâd have any questions just let us know!
Maybe I didnât explain corrected:
Which these run in order? Or both executed at some time, and Bitrise will just wait for both to completing the âAfter Runâ step
Thatâs exactly what I was referring to -> if you switch to bitrise.yml
mode (on the left side of the workflow editor) these are before_run
and after_run
references
One more note, if you have the time to test the new âv2â workflow editor locally, on your Mac/Linux, that should visualize the âworkflow chainâ in a way better way, where youâll see exactly which workflows and which steps run in which order:
http://discuss.bitrise.io/t/offline-workflow-editor-workflow-editor-v2/39