There should be a way to trigger workflow on the basis of commit message. Like when I write [ci skip] it skips the test , so I can write [ci workflow1] to run the workflow1
So this will help me to release the build flavors in android, for now I have to generate a tag by the name of that flavor and then a release is generated.
Hi @AsifDev21!
Thanks for the #feature-request! What git service provider are you using? The reason this can get complicated is because of workflow triggers working by a webhook being sent on certain events to Bitrise to start the build. So the git provider has to be able to detect and send a webhook for the commit message event in this instance.
+1!
In my specific case, would be nice to skip a build with other keywords.
+1 In my case, I want to trigger the build only for specific commits. There’s already a commit webhook, it just needs to filter the message and look for specific commands in the message.
I don’t see how this would depend on a specific provider: you send hooks for every commit, but only trigger a build on the matching ones.
Is this anywhere in the roadmap or it will not implemented at all?
We do have quite a few feature requests that are evaluated and prioritized. One of the key things looked at is the number of votes or requests! I will make sure this is added to the existing request.
Thanks!
I believe this to be a must-have for any serious CI tool, and a deterring point when choosing a CI service. It’s quite common to skip triggering workflows based on commit messages, but also to trigger ones.
Right now the only way to trigger a build from a branch that’s not added under triggers -> push is to manually access Bitrise and start or schedule a build. This is the exact opposite of CI.
+1 on this. Circle CI has this and I used it in the past and it was great.
+1 for this. We had to stand up a new web service to fill this gap.