Spinnaker Pipeline SpEL Expressions

External

• https://spinnaker.io/docs/guides/user/pipeline/expressions/
• https://spinnaker.io/docs/reference/pipeline/expressions/
• https://docs.armory.io/armory-enterprise/spinnaker-user-guides/expression-language/

Internal

• Spinnaker Concepts
• Spring Expression Language (SpEL)

Overview

The Spinnaker pipeline expression language is based on Spring Expression Language (SpEL).

Accessing Pipeline Element State

A Tag set by a Trigger

The tag set by a trigger can be accessed with the following expression:

- image: "something/something-else:${trigger['tag']}"

The Judgment Value set by a Manual Judgment Stage

The value selected by a specific Manual Judgment option can be accessed by subsequent stages with the following expression:

${execution.stages.?[name == '<stage-name>' ][0].context.judgmentInput}

The expression can be used in the "Conditional on Expression" clause of subsequent stages as follows:

${execution.stages.?[name == '<stage-name>' ][0].context.judgmentInput == '<option-value>'}

where stage-name should be replaced with the actual name of the Manual Judgment stage and <option-value> with the actual option value using the same capitalization.

An alternative to get the selected option value is to use the ${#judgment() function. Did not manage to make it work, more experimentation is necessary. For more details see:

https://spinnaker.io/docs/reference/pipeline/expressions/#judgmentstring

${#judgment("<stage-name>")}

Displaying Pipeline State at Runtime

TODO

Conditional Expressions

https://spinnaker.io/docs/reference/pipeline/expressions/#comparisons

 ${ execution.stages.?[ name == 'Rollback Decision' ][0].context.judgmentInput == 'Rollback' }