ConditionExpression
Conditional expressions.
Use to build up a conditional state, and can be composed in novel ways. There must only be one property defined on a single condition, and the terminal must always define an "equals".
Conditions can contain placeholders variables, in the form ${VARIABLE}.
Condition on the task running being successful:
Example
equals:
- "${TASK_RESULT}"
- "success"
Condition on a branch name being "main" or "hotfix":
Example
or:
- equals:
- "${BRANCH_NAME}"
- "main"
- equals:
- "${BRANCH_NAME}"
- "hotfix"
Conditions can also be negated:
Example
not:
equals:
- "${BRANCH_NAME}"
- "main"
Table of contents
Properties
Properties
and
• Optional and: ConditionExpression[]
If set, the given conditions must all evaluate truthy for this condition to pass.
not
• Optional not: ConditionExpression
If set, the result of the given condition is negated.
or
• Optional or: ConditionExpression[]
If set, at least one of the given conditions must evaluate truthy for this condition to pass.
equals
• Optional equals: [string, string]
The main "condition" which will evaluate truthy if both sides of the expression are equal.
Note that types are not considered when evaluating equality, and values are coerced to strings.
lt
• Optional lt: [string, string]
A less than condition which will evaluate truthy if the RHS value is less than the LHS.
Note that types are not considered when evaluating equality, and values are coerced to numbers.
lte
• Optional lte: [string, string]
A less than or equals condition which will evaluate truthy if the RHS value is less than the or equals to LHS.
Note that types are not considered when evaluating equality, and values are coerced to numbers.
gt
• Optional gt: [string, string]
A greater than condition which will evaluate truthy if the LHS value is greater than the RHS.
Note that types are not considered when evaluating equality, and values are coerced to numbers.
gte
• Optional gte: [string, string]
A greater than condition which will evaluate truthy if the LHS value is greater than the or equals to RHS.
Note that types are not considered when evaluating equality, and values are coerced to numbers.
starts_with
• Optional starts_with: [string, string]
A condition that evaluates true if the LHS value starts with the RHS. This expression does not consider case.
ends_with
• Optional ends_with: [string, string]
A condition that evaluates true if the LHS value ends with the RHS. This expression does not consider case.
contains
• Optional contains: [string, string]
A condition that evaluates true if the LHS value contains the RHS.
is
• Optional is: string
A condition that evaluates a single value and returns true if the value is considered truthy.
Examples of truthy values:
- true (boolean)
- "string".length > 0
- n > 0
- The value may also be a placeholder that will be resolved before evaluation, such as an env var reference or context var.
matches
• Optional matches: [string, string]
A condition accepts a reqular expression on the LHS, and checks if it matches against the RHS value, in which case it returns true.
always
• Optional always: true
A condition that when set always evaluates true.
never
• Optional never: true
A condition that when set never evaluates true.
branches
• Optional branches: [string]
A condition that will attempt to match any of the strings against the current branch name.
This will de-sugar into a list of matches conditions that are evaluated with an or.
tags
• Optional tags: [string]
A condition that will attempt to match any of the strings against the git tag that triggered this build.
This will de-sugar into a list of matches conditions that are evaluated with an or.