Actions

- id: a
  type: action
  action:
    function: myfunc
    input: 'jq(.x)'

ActionDefinition

Parameter	Description	Type	Required
function	Name of the referenced function. See FunctionDefinition.	string	yes
input	Selects or generates the data to send as input to the function.	Structured JQ	no
secrets	Defines a list of secrets to temporarily add to the instance data under .secrets, before evaluating the input.	[]string	no
retries		[]RetryPolicyDefinition	no
files	Determines a list of files to load onto the function's file-system from variables. Only valid if the referenced function supports it.	[]FunctionFileDefinition	no

RetryPolicyDefinition

- id: a
  type: action
  action:
    function: myfunc
    input: 'jq(.x)'
    retries:
      codes: [".*"]
      max_attempts: 3
      delay: PT3S
      multiplier: 1.5

Parameter	Description	Type	Required
codes	A list of "glob" patterns that will be compared to catchable error codes returned by the function to determine if this retry policy applies.	[]string	yes
max_attempts	Maximum number of retry attempts. If the function has been retried this many times or more when this policy is invoked the retry will be skipped, and instead the error will be escalated to the state's error handling logic.	integer	yes
delay	ISO8601 duration string giving a time delay between retry attempts.	string	no
multiplier	Value by which the delay is multiplied after each attempt.	float	no

FunctionFileDefinition

- id: a
  type: action
  action:
    function: myfunc
    input: 'jq(.x)'
    files:
    - key: VAR_A 
      scope: namespace
      as: a

Some function types support loading variable directly from storage onto their file-systems. This object defines what variable to load and what to save it as.

Parameter	Description	Type	Required
key	Identifies which variable to load into a file.	string	yes
scope	Specifies the scope from which to load the variable.	VariableScopeDefinition	no
as	Names the resulting file. If left unspecified, the key will be used instead.	string	no

VariableScopeDefinition

Every variable exists within a single scope. The scope dictates what can access it and how persistent it is. There are four defined scopes:

• instance
• workflow
• namespace
• file