Is there a way to edit a user on a scheduled job in Rundeck? There are jobs scheduled and running but it needs to be edited.
The only way right now is to edit the job with the desired user and save it again. Take a look at this answer.
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I would like to create a Release Pipeline that, after a few tasks, stops and prompts a user to enter a value, then continues.
In the docs I found the exact scenario I was looking for, see the following link
Unfortunately, if I read the suggested links Manual Intervention and Manual Validation, it is not really explained how to reproduce the scenario.
I don't even know where to start, do you have any advice?
Thank you very much for your help.
I need to display some additional information somewhere in this list. For example, something from workflow output or maybe some annotation.
But there is no even branch name :(
Can I achieve this?
If no, how can I change Name "Run Nuke Target" for specific run? This is manual run, so I have some inputs for it.
So i have a script which runs various changes in office 365 and has a menu with options that the admin would select an option and it would then perform the required task. What i wanted to do now was log all changes made and then update the file each time someone makes a change. Then on the next day it would create a new one and do the same. I can then create a clean up script for the folder location. Never really done this side of things so not to sure what is needed etc and the best way to do it.
Thanks
I have a scheduled job that runs every morning, apparently since yesterday something is not going as planned in the job. And it is still running
The job from yesterday is still running (normally it takes about 14 minutes) And the scheduled job from today started too. But this is also running to long
I do not have an option anywhere (i can find) that gives me the option to cancel the running jobs.....
Any one have an idea where I can cancel these jobs?
You can cancel the job by doing the following:
First, go to the job result page (click on the id of the job in cloud dataprep).
Then, you should see a button in top right corner to view the dataflow job.
Click on it.
In the dataflow UI, there is a button to stop the job.
The problem you are experiencing could possibly not be resolved via the normal procedure as 'Hugues' described.
There is a bug in dataprep since 20 june causing dataprep jobs to remain in the status 'in progress' while they are actually finished in dataflow.
Hopefully google will solve the issue soon!
So I am testing each of the activities of the pipeline and I want to disable some of the activities in it. Essentially there is an activity of sending emails which I want to disable as I wanted to see the output of prior activities.
Offcourse I dont want to remove the email sending activity because it is in the prod environment and not developed by me.
Is there any way to disable it?
You cannot disable one, but what you want to do is possible with the debug option in the editor. Just click on the red circle above any activity and run the debugger, it will run until that activity is complete and stop, allowing you to see the output of those prior to that.
Hope this helped!
This builds on Martin Esteban Zurita's answer, if you need to prevent activities from the beginning or from within the middle of your pipeline running, without deleting them altogether:
You can temporarily change the order of the activities and make the ones you want to disable run at the end of the pipeline instead, (closing any gaps you may have created), then click the last activity you do want to run and click the breakpoint circle icon to prevent the "disabled" activities from running.
Then reinstate the order after testing/debugging.
You could disable the trigger or delay the trigger execution to some date in the future.
I usually copy the activities to another temp pipeline, make your desired debugging and recompose the pipeline in the end if applicable.
Or you can clone the pipeline, delete the desired components and debug it.
Just remove from your dataset and add them again. ;-)