Python package to accelerate the integration of OutSystems with third-party CI/CD tools
The outsystems-pipeline Python package provides functions to support the creation of OutSystems CI/CD pipelines using your DevOps automation tool of choice.
Visit the project repository <https://github.com/OutSystems/outsystems-pipeline>_ on GitHub for instructions on how to build example OutSystems CI/CD pipelines with common DevOps automation tools, as well as documentation that will help you adapt the examples to your particular scenarios.
Parallel Deployments
The following scripts have been updated to enable creating and running parallel deployment plans:
deploy_latest_tags_to_target_env.pydeploy_package_to_target_env.pydeploy_tags_to_target_env_with_manifest.pyTo enable this feature, use the following parameter:
--allow_parallel_deployments: Skips LifeTime validation for active deployment plans.Enhanced Pipeline Operations
New pipeline scripts have been added to streamline operations related to manifest files:
generate_manifest_file.py: Generates a trigger manifest file.validate_manifest_apps_exist_in_target_env.py: Verifies that manifest applications exist in the target environment.Updated Package Dependencies
requests dependency to version 2.32.2packaging dependency, version 24.1Install or upgrade outsystems-pipeline to the latest available version as follows: ::
pip install -U outsystems-pipeline
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Python package to accelerate the integration of OutSystems with third-party CI/CD tools
We found that outsystems-pipeline demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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