Summary
Hello, I would like to have the possibility to bypass a failed blocking step and resume workflows from the next step.
Use Cases
A failed step in a workflow is blocking the rest of the workflow from being executed.
The underlying root-cause of the failure can't be fixed by an operator but the operator does manually what the failed job was trying to do.
In that case, retrying the failed job is useless as the root-cause of the failure has not been fixed.
But the workflow can be resume from the step after the one in failed thanks to the operator manually executing the actions.
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Summary
Hello, I would like to have the possibility to bypass a failed blocking step and resume workflows from the next step.
Use Cases
A failed step in a workflow is blocking the rest of the workflow from being executed.
The underlying root-cause of the failure can't be fixed by an operator but the operator does manually what the failed job was trying to do.
In that case, retrying the failed job is useless as the root-cause of the failure has not been fixed.
But the workflow can be resume from the step after the one in failed thanks to the operator manually executing the actions.
Message from the maintainers:
Love this feature request? Give it a 👍. We prioritise the proposals with the most 👍.