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Cloud Platform provides you the ability to start and track your different pipeline jobs with both an application in the user interface and a command-line interface.
To view information about your Pipelines in Cloud Platform:
The first time you visit the page, you can select from one of the following options:
Follow-on visits to the page (after you have configured your repository connection) will display a list of the logged pipeline jobs.
Cloud Platform displays information about your repository connection, including its URL and several common Git commands. To examine or change your the repository connected to your application, on the Pipelines page click More Links.
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You can then click View Connection Info, which allows you to change to a different repository for your application. To do this, click the Configure link, select the type of repository that you want to use, and then complete its configuration based on your repository. For information about using this process to connect to external code repositories, see Connecting an application to an external Git repo.
Webhooks are installed in a Git repository (Acquia Git, GitHub, or Bitbucket) and start Pipelines jobs based on new commits or pull requests.
Cloud Platform users using Acquia’s native Git installation can enable or disable webhooks in the Configure page by selecting the desired option from the Webhooks list.
Cloud Platform displays a confirmation dialog box in the upper right of the webpage.
The Job List page for Cloud Platform provides an overview of the pipeline jobs that are both currently processing or have already completed. The webpage will regularly update to include any new jobs, or to reflect the status of any on-going or newly completed jobs. To learn more about the overview page, see Viewing Pipelines job history.
Detailed information about any job listed on the Job List page can be found by clicking on the job’s name in the Job column. To learn more about reading detailed job information, see Viewing job output.
To start a new pipeline job from the Cloud Platform interface:
Click Start Job.
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Cloud Platform will display a How to start a job dialog.
You can execute a maximum of five jobs at one time. Pipelines makes 15 attempts to start a queued job with an interval of five minutes.
Important
Pipelines executes subsequent jobs using the credentials of the user who first executes a Pipelines build. For more information on how to update to another user, see User permission issues.
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