Closed github1 closed 9 years ago
No, it cannot execute the final stage like cleanup process.
(With ./walter -f
option, stage execution sequence could be continued by ignoring any errors, but it may not be help what you want to do.)
I think the cleanup feature could be really needed, so I'm going to plan some implementation about that later.
I will tackle this issue. The following is the implementation image of cleanup feature.
Fix with #97
Is it currently possible to define a stage that always runs at the end of a pipeline? The use case I have in mind is to clean up resources created during the pipeline execution. For example: