📄️ Task Overview
This topic provides an overview of tasks in Release, including their status, scheduling, and management.
📄️ Working with Manual Tasks (Task Drawer)
This topic provides information about working with Manual Tasks (Task Drawer).
📄️ Working With Tasks
This topic explains how to work with tasks in Release.
📄️ The Release Work Directory
The XLRELEASESERVER_HOME/work directory is used to store temporary data that cannot be stored in the memory.
📄️ Configure Task Access
This topic explains how to configure task access Release, allowing you to manage who can view or execute specific tasks within a release.
📄️ Task Life Cycle
This topic illustrates the lifecycle of a task, detailing how tasks transition through different states in an active release.
📄️ Add Comments to a Task
In the Release GUI, you can add comments to any type of task in a template or release.
📄️ Mention Users in the Release Task
The users can be mentioned in the Release task description and comments and it will be notified to the respective mentioned user(s) through a notification email.
📄️ Automatically Handle Failures in Tasks
This topic provides information about how to automatically handle failures in Release tasks.
📄️ Set a Precondition on a Task
The execution flow can be controlled by setting a precondition on a task.
📄️ Test an Automated Task During Configuration
This topic explains how to test and refine automated tasks such as scripts, webhooks, or custom tasks in Release.
📄️ Task Abort Script
Using the Abort script property you can execute a Jython script when the task is aborted by the user. This script is defined by the property abortScriptLocation. The abort script is only supported by Jython tasks (extends="xlrelease.PythonScript").
📄️ Task Failure Handler
Using the Handling failure property you can enable failure handling on any task in a phase. You can use this to execute a Jython script when the task fails its execution or to skip the task.
📄️ Change a Task's Type
This topic explains how to change the type of a task in Release, including the necessary permissions for modifying tasks in templates, planned releases, and active releases.