Triggers behavior ​

Set pipeline default I/O ​

By default, pipelines are triggerd attached to the standard output.

For example, a git action like git push will wait until the pipelines execution is over before your shell gives you the control back and print another prompt line.

To prevent waiting forever when triggering heavy workloads, you can set the pipeline to be executed detached from the standard output.

const my_pipeline = {
  name: "always_detached_when_triggered_by_git",
  steps: [],
  options: {
    attach: false,
  },
};

const my_pipeline = {
  name: "always_detached_when_triggered_by_git",
  steps: [],
  options: {
    attach: false,
  },
};

When running a pipeline with the command pipelight run, this flag is not interpreted and therefore the pipeline is triggered in the background unless you attach it pipelight run --attach.

Set default log level ​

Triggering a pipeline in attached state will print the minimum pipeline log.

You can set the default log level Available levels are error, warn, info, debug and trace.

pipeline: {
  options: {
    attach: false;
    log_level: "warn",
  }
}

pipeline: {
  options: {
    attach: false;
    log_level: "warn",
  }
}

Set defaults globally ​

You can set those defaults globally

config: {
  options: {
    attach: false;
    log_level: "warn",
  }
  pipelines:[]
}

config: {
  options: {
    attach: false;
    log_level: "warn",
  }
  pipelines:[]
}