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  • Sequencing targets within a pipeline stage

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    David, great to hear! Aris, would you mind opening a new thread, or submitting a ticket (maybe easier to back and forth on email); I think I understand what you're suggesting. We'll definitely have to re-engineer something to support this sort of usecase, so any more details on how it should behave (from the UI, pipeline JSON, etc) would be helpful!
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    I'm migrating all our "workflows 4.9.7" to pipelines 5... then converting our legacy plans to the new plans...maybe in the future will not so often than now...but actually I have that situation almost every time, and sometimes the errors appears after 10 or 20 minutes of an execution...
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    Hi Ryan, That's definitely unusual! There should definitely be a bunch of logs here, especially showing the exact SCM command-line command that was run. So, something quite unexpected is happening... What source control provider are you using? And also, what happens when you test connection? Can you share the configuration of the provider (a screenshot should be ok), you can send this to us at support - at Inedo dot com.
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    First of all, Thanks for your answer. I know it, but the problem is that I have more than one deployable in an application, sometimes the new builds has no need to re-build all of them, but in the last step of my deploy plan, I need to update a sql table with the versions of all the deployables included into the build deployed. For that reason I need to access an specific deployable, and then, of course, I will use the $referencedBuildNumber function. "$ReferencedBuildNumber : Returns the build number referenced by the imported deployable in the current scope." Thanks
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    I'm afraid we don't have that tutorial yet; but we'd like to soon!
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    Hey Tod, Totally odd - but this is how I fixed it. I added a few extra files into the web project, clicked an "included in project" Due to this the .cproj file was changes (due to new files) Commited all changes in SVN waited 1 min, then started the build bam! finally it succeeded. May have been some sort of "stale" proj file or something.