Difference between revisions of "Project details, Workflow tab"
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| − | Having defined the project workflow, only the first job should be started | + | Having defined the project workflow, only the first job should be started. |
| − | The output files of the previous job will be automatically transferred to the input files of the next job in the chain | + | Then every next job in the chain will be launched automatically after the completion of the previous one. |
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| + | The output files of the previous job will be automatically transferred to the input files of the next job in the chain. | ||
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| + | All the workflow participants will receive the corresponding notifications. | ||
=='''Chain existing jobs'''== | =='''Chain existing jobs'''== | ||
To build a chain of consecutive jobs by linking the existing jobs, press the '''"Chane job"''' button: | To build a chain of consecutive jobs by linking the existing jobs, press the '''"Chane job"''' button: | ||
Revision as of 18:15, 21 October 2019
On the Workflow tab of a project you can build chains of consecutive jobs by linking the existing jobs or by adding predefined job chain templates.
Both methods are described below.
Having defined the project workflow, only the first job should be started.
Then every next job in the chain will be launched automatically after the completion of the previous one.
The output files of the previous job will be automatically transferred to the input files of the next job in the chain.
All the workflow participants will receive the corresponding notifications.
Chain existing jobs
To build a chain of consecutive jobs by linking the existing jobs, press the "Chane job" button:
