You can create schedules for pipeline, release, application process, and microservice process runs by creating a one time or recurring schedule—for example, daily or weekly.
View Current Schedules
To view current schedules for a specific object, navigate to it, click the green Run button, and select Schedules : either the schedule list displays or the message There are no scheduled <object type>. Add one +. For example, the release below has two schedules. The columns on the schedule list varies based on the type of object. The image below shows the schedule list for a release object, EC Reporting Plugins.
From here, you can manage individual schedules: view details, edit, enable and disable. Additionally, you can initiate an unscheduled run.
Create or Modify a Schedule
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From the object list, click the green Run button, and select Schedules :
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If there are no schedules, you are prompted with There are no scheduled <object type>. Add one +.
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If some schedules exist, the schedule list displays. From there, click Add+ in the upper right corner of the list. The Run Schedule dialog opens.
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Proceed as follows:
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Create a schedule: On the Run Schedule dialog, select Create new… for a new schedule, or select from Previous Runs… (and then select a previous schedule) to copy a schedule.
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Modify a schedule: Click the edit object icon
for the desired schedule.The New Run Schedule dialog displays.
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Create or modify the schedule.
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Dialog for new schedules
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Dialog for existing schedules:
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Add the schedule name. This name must be unique among schedules for that object.
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Click to enable this schedule.
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Select your timezone.
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Select the frequency type.
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Once
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Every Day
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Days of the Week
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Days of the Month
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Configure recurrence information. This dialog varies with the frequency type selected.
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Select misfire policy.
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Click Next when you are finished configuring the schedule. A object-specific dialog displays, based on the type of object for which you created the schedule. Some object types require additional configuration before proceeding.
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Pipelines and releases: configure stages and parameters
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Applications: specify process, environment, snapshot, artifacts, contains, and parameters
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Microservices: specify process, environment, and configure snapshots and parameters
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Complete the configuration, as required, and click OK.