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Workflows

Workflows allow you to define sequences of steps to automate tasks. Here's an example of defining a workflow:

workflows:
  - name: test-workflow
    description: test workflow for cpm
    inputs:
      - taskId
    steps:
      - id: get_task
        run: cpm task get ${{ inputs.taskId }}
      - id: repo_checkout
        run: cpm repo checkout --branch ${{ steps.get_task.outputs.id }}
    outputs:
      branchName: ${{ steps.get_task.outputs.id }}

In this example:

  • The workflow is named "test-workflow" with a description indicating it's an example for cpm.
  • It takes an input variable taskId.
  • The first step (get_task) executes the cpm task get command with the provided taskId.
  • The second step (repo_checkout) executes the cpm repo checkout command, checking out to a branch named after the ID obtained from the previous step.
  • The workflow outputs the branch name, which is the same as the ID obtained from the get_task step.

To execute this workflow

cpm exec test-workflow --taskId <actual-task-id>