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Currently, AWS CodePipeline does not support skipping a stage or an action. However, there is an existing feature request for AWS CodePipeline to support skipping a stage or action. Additionally, there is also a feature request to skip a pipeline execution completely.
While I have no information on whether/when this feature may be released, I encourage you to keep an eye on our What's New pages for any new feature announcements.
As a workaround, you can implement an AWS Step Functions stage in your pipeline. That stage would decide whether to execute particular child stages based on your criteria. In this blog post, you can read about implementing a Step Functions stage in a CodePipeline. Step Functions can call CodeBuild or CodeDeploy actions or even execute another CodePipeline.
If you want to skip some particular actions in a CodeBuild stage itself, you can manually get the last commit message and decide. Here's an idea of what you buildspec script might contain:
CODEBUILD_COMMIT_MESSAGE="$(git log -1 --pretty=%B)" if [[ $CODEBUILD_COMMIT_MESSAGE == *"SKIP_BUILD"* ]]; then echo "Skipping build actions" else build.sh fi
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- 질문됨 25일 전
Hi, Thank you for your reply. Do you know how I can put multiline commands (Such as conditionals) in my buildspec in CDK? Here is a starter buildspec I've written:
Unfortunately, JSON does not allow multi-line strings which you need for conditional shell commands. You can use the
\n
control character, but this affects the readability. Alternatively you can write your buildspec in YAML because YAML is the native format for buildspecs: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codebuild/latest/userguide/build-spec-ref.html. Use the|
character for a multi-line string value in YAML. CDK does not expose a method to inline a YAML buildspec at synth-time. You could do this yourself by parsing existing YAML into a JS object and passing the result toBuildSpec.fromObject
.