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Command Line Configuration

Enable Hummingbird AI Analysis for Pipelines

Pipelines are powered by Opsera’s Hummingbird AI, a cutting-edge AI technology introduced by Opsera to leverage the power of generative Al across your software delivery lifecycle. The AI analysis, summarizes the CI/CD pipelines that are executed, enabling users to step back and assess deployment pipelines holistically, rather than getting caught up in isolated step-by-step evaluations when issues arise. To learn more, read here. This feature is enabled on request. To have this enabled for your Pipelines, please get in touch with us at [email protected]

To create a pipeline step for Command Line

  1. Login to Opsera, and navigate to Pipeline.

  2. Open the pipeline and click + to create a new step.

  3. In the Step Setup, enter the Tool as Command Line and click Save.

  4. In the pipeline Step Settings, enter the following details:

  • Tool: Choose a tool from the dropdown.

  • Job: Choose a Job type.

  • Account: Choose an account name from the dropdown.

  • Commands: Enter the commands in a new line.

  • Input parameters: Enter the Type, Name and Value of the parameters and click +Add Parameter.

  • Output Parameters: Select the parameters from the dropdown and click Add.

  • Report Details: You can generate reports while executing Pipeline steps for the Command Line Tool. The downloaded reports can contain log files, test results or step run artifacts. Specify the Report Path and Report File Names. Once the pipeline has run, you can download it from the Pipeline Logs in Opsera. In addition, the report will be stored in the specified file path.

7. Click Save.

Once the pipeline is executed, you can view the logs regarding the execution status.

  • To view logs, navigate to the Summary tab of the Pipeline, and scroll down to view Pipeline Logs.

  • To view the report, click Report in the Action column of a step. Under the Summary tab, click Download to view the report.

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