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Recommended pipeline and CI/CD for OO

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Recently upgraded to the new Microfocus OO and would like to implement a new system for pipeline and CI/CD.

Need some suggestion on what is a good tools to be used for this purpose.

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    Do you need to create a pipeline for content development? Are you using the new OO language Cloudslang for your flows or you are still using the Desktop Studio?

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    Yes, I have to create a pipeline. 

    Currently still using desktop studio and trying to implement the latest pipeline available for CI/CD between studio and central.

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    You can use a Pipeline on your own, 

    For example based on maven with your favorite CI/CD Solution

    - AFL ContentPacks can builded with oosha

    -Cloudslang ContentPacks can builded with maven standard tools as shonw in the Example

    github.com/.../example_project

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    Depending on what you are trying to achieve and the expertise in your team(s):

    - OO also provides an OO SDK that enables you better Maven integration than OOSHA that is a more high-level CLI tool that is hiding some Maven complexity, but also comes with some limitations (eg. if your content packs contain custom Java actions your team develops then OOSHa may not handle the Java jar dependencies for you). marketplace.microfocus.com/.../operations-orchestration-content-sdk

    - in the past, we've used the Jenkins plugin for Operations Orchestration, which enabled us to trigger specific OO flows from Jenkins. This is useful if your pipeline contains orchestrations steps that you plan to implement as OO workflows plugins.jenkins.io/.../

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