Adaptive CI Pipelines with Dynamic Tasks
Blog post from RWX
RWX supports dynamic CI tasks, allowing engineers to generate task definitions at runtime rather than relying solely on static YAML configurations established when a run begins. This approach enables pipelines to adapt to commit contents, external data, and other programmatic logic, potentially improving flexibility and performance as projects grow more complex. While YAML remains the output format for task definitions, RWX lets developers use any programming language to construct task arrays and serialize them into YAML, avoiding difficult embedded expressions and making logic easier to develop and debug. Examples demonstrate generating tasks with Bash or Ruby, with Ruby scripts typically stored separately in a repository and executed within an RWX workflow, and additional documentation and a short demonstration video are available.
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