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Re: Using Github as a code repository for SnapLogic artifacts
See also GitHub Environmental Design Designing Pipelines Hi, We’re a new SL user and are wrestling with the best way to join up our SL projects and repositories/branches in GitHub. There have been some posts on this previously but nothing recent we could see, so we wondering how people have set this up since the GitHub Integration was released. We would ideally like something that allows multiple streams of work to be developed and then brought together at the end, but without the level of granularity with means everything has it’s own project/repo. … Additional links - ⋮IWConnect – 27 Oct 18 How to version your SnapLogic code to Git? - ⋮IWConnect Introduction SnapLogic is a powerful integration tool for both application and big data integration. Here at ⋮IWConnect we are making a lot of clients satisfied by finishing the projects in the fastest time possible thanks to SnapLogic. The SnapLogic... Est. reading time: 8 minutes Using Github as a code repository for SnapLogic artifacts Solutions Hello SL community!! Coming from a typical SOA/ESB background and working on tools like TIBCO Businessworks, Webmethods, etc. I was wondering if we have a way of using any code repository tool (Github, etc.) to store our Projects and other artifacts. I understand we have a intuitive Import/Export capabilities, this is manual and is a explicit activity to be performed by a developer. I was wondering: if we have anything (or is there a possibility) to integrate SL and GitHub. This should en… SnapLogic – 16 Aug 18 CI/CD support with SnapLogic's GitHub Cloud Integration feature In this post, we’ll highlight how pipeline developers and DevOps engineers can use GitHub Cloud Integration to support their organization’s CI/CD methodologies.2.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Using "Error Pipeline" - parent pipeline does not stop, how to stop it? error-pipeline called at the end?
Thanks @cjhoward18. I will investigate more about the desired behavior and apply your suggestion if that’s what’s needed. I think in this case the error pipeline itself was misconfigured and hanging. Thus, the calling pipeline was still showing running (or successful completion), but if you looked into the statistics there were errors. Once the configuration is fixed it should either succeed or fail, and the hanging should no longer be a problem. Thanks again for your quick response.3.6KViews0likes1CommentRe: Is it possible to pass a document when calling a pipeline from a URL?
acesario: Providing Authentication for Triggered Tasks by passing credentials via https request Hi. Have you tried this? Exactly ONE open input view on the pipeline - this is where the passed data will land Pass the json doc in the body of the call to the URL Use REST POST, not GET3KViews2likes0CommentsRe: What do you use the global shared folder for?
Hi Will, We don’t use the shared folder because anyone can modify anything in it. We have a separate project space called “common” with a subfolder called “runtime” and give everyone read/execute rights to that folder. It is easier to use the shared folder because you can select from it when using the dropdown, rather than specifying “…/…/common/runtime/GetInvoices” by hand. FYI - there’s currently a bug if you have your user setting to “new form” when using a pipeline execute snap to reference a pipeline in another project where it won’t display the path. If you change your user preferences to shut that off, the path will appear. Shared folders are good for snaplexes. I wouldn’t put pipelines in there if you have novice users because anybody can make changes to any pipeline, and the pipeline will be permanently updated for everyone. I wish they would allow a read-only access to shared folders. Hope this helps! Judy1.9KViews2likes1CommentRe: Table name in SQL select snap
Hi @Siva_Venna, I think that would work. It seems like there’s a bug in the SQL snap’s expression evaluation where it’s choking on Date.now(), but if you already have the $year field I would think you can use ‘abc_’ + $year to get the tablename. Give it a try! Judy1.3KViews0likes4Comments