Converts Mistral workflows into Orquesta workflows
The script automatically sets up a virtualenv
(if it doesn't exist) that contains all of the necessary depedencies to run.
Simply run the command for the first time and everything will get setup for you:
git clone https://github.com/EncoreTechnologies/orquestaconvert.git
cd orquestaconvert
./bin/orquestaconvert.sh --help
You must specify one or more workflow YAML files to convert as the last arguments to the script.
There are also some options you can use:
-e <type>
- Type of expressions (YAQL or Jinja) to use when inserting new expressions (such as task transitions in thewhen
clause)--force
- Forces the script to convert and print the workflow even if it does not successfully validate against the Orquesta YAML schema.--validate
- Runs just the validation portion of the script, very useful to validate workflows you partially converted with--force
then finished conversion by hand.
Convert the nasa_apod_twitter_post.yaml
workflow from Mistral to Orquesta, using Jinja expressions (the default) in task transition conditions.
./bin/orquestaconvert.sh ./tests/fixtures/mistral/nasa_apod_twitter_post.yaml
Convert the workflow, using YAQL expressions for new task transition conditions, and skips Orquesta workflow validation. Note that this may generate a workflow that is neither a valid Mistral nor a valid Orquesta workflow.
./bin/orquestaconvert.sh -e yaql --force ./tests/fixtures/mistral/nasa_apod_twitter_post.yaml
Run Orquesta YAML schema validation on the file. Returns 0 on successful validation, nonzero on unsuccessful validation. Also use the --verbose
option to explitly print the validation results for the file.
./bin/orquestaconvert.sh --validate ./tests/fixtures/orquesta/nasa_apod_twitter_post.yaml
This script scans a pack for all action metadata files and attempts to convert all Mistral workflows to Orquesta and/or validates all Orquesta workflows in a pack using the orquestaconvert.sh
script. This script passes all unrecognized arguments to orquestaconvert.sh
, so all actions you can do on one workflow with that script, you can do to the entire pack by using this script.
You must either run this command from the base directory of a pack or you must specify the directory that contains action metadata files with the --actions-dir
option.
Recognized options are:
--list-workflows <type>
- List all workflows of the specified type (must either beaction-chain
for ActionChain,mistral-v2
for Mistral, ororquesta
ororchestra
for Orquesta workflows)--actions-dir <dir>
- Specifies the directory to scan and convert
Attempts to convert all workflows from Mistral to Orquesta, using Jinja expressions in new task transitions (Jinja is the default).
./bin/orquestaconvert-pack.sh
Lists remaining Mistral workflows.
./bin/orquestaconvert-pack.sh --list-workflows mistral-v2
Converts all Mistral workflows (using YAQL expressions when generating task transition conditions) in mypack/actions
to Orquesta and skips validation. Note that using this option may create workflows that are neither valid as Mistral nor Orquesta workflows.
./bin/orquestaconvert-pack.sh --expressions yaql --force --action-dir mypack/actions
Explicitly rints the validation results for all Orquesta workflows.
./bin/orquestaconvert-pack.sh --validate --verbose
- Converts
direct
Mistral Workflows into Orquesta Workflows (general structure) - Handles
input
,output
,tasks
- For each task,
action
,input
,publish
,on-success
,on-error
, andon-complete
are all converted - Converts simple Jinja and YAQL expressions
- Converts
task()
,st2kv
,_.xxx
/$.xxx
, etc in Jinja and YAQL expressions - Converts
with-items
andconcurrency
attributes - Converts most
retry
attributes, includingcontinue-on
and simplebreak-on
expressions
- Does not convert
{% %}
Jinja expressions - Does not convert complex Jinja / YAQL expressions
- Does not convert
retry
specifications with complex Jinja expressions forcontinue-on
andbreak-on
- use the
--force
flag to forcibly convert those workflows and convert those expressions manually
- use the
- Does not convert
reverse
type workflows - Does not convert workbooks (multiple workflows in the same file
- Does not convert
task('xxx')
references to non-local tasks, the current task is always assumed. - Does not convert workflows with an
output-on-error
stanza - Does not convert workflows if the tasks contain one or more of the following attributes
keep-result
pause-before
safe-rerun
target
timeout
wait-after
wait-before
workflow