One of my servers requires that I turn off the schedules before running a deployment, otherwise the 1 minute schedule will interfere with the deployment. I’m working on a server side script that will check for running schedules then disable any active schedules and then later re-enable them.
I need to call this as part of the deployment.
Toggle enabled schedules off
[ wait for running schedules to stop ]
[ write out the list of enabled schedule ids ]
[ disable the list ]
Run the deployment
Toggle schedules on
Is this something I can accomplish with OttoFMS. What are the steps?
At the moment the only way to run something right after the deployment ends would be to use the developer API to poll the deployment status and then run your script when the deployment finishes. You could build this polling into your script, you would essentially call the start deployment API and then use the IDs that get returned by it to loop and call for its status every 5 or 10 seconds. once its status returns as “complete” you should be able to re-enable your schedules.
I am planning on adding to the “chained action” functionality of deployments and build to send more generic API calls after a deployment finishes, which would let you run your script after being triggered in an API.
