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Name

App::Sqitch::Plan::Step - Sqitch deployment plan tag

Synopsis

  my $plan = App::Sqitch::Plan::Step->new(
      names => \@tag_names,
      steps => \@steps,
  );

Description

A App::Sqitch::Plan::Step represents a tagged list of deployment steps in a Sqitch plan. A tag may have one or more names (as multiple tags can represent a single point in time in the plan), and any number of steps.

Interface

Constructors

new

  my $step = App::Sqitch::Step::Step->new(%params);

Instantiates and returns a App::Sqitch::Step::Step object. The requires and conflicts attributes must both be present or both be absent.

Accessors

names

  my $name = $step->name;

Returns the name of the step.

tag

  my $tag = $step->tag;

Returns the App::Sqitch::Plan::Tag object with which the step is associated.

deploy_file

  my $file = $step->deploy_file;

Returns the path to the deploy script file for the step.

revert_file

  my $file = $step->revert_file;

Returns the path to the revert script file for the step.

test_file

  my $file = $step->test_file;

Returns the path to the test script file for the step.

Instance Methods

names

  my $steps = $step->steps;

Returns an array reference of deployment steps.

requires

  my @requires = $step->requires;

Returns a list of the names of steps required by this step.

conflicts

  my @conflicts = $step->conflicts;

Returns a list of the names of steps with which this step conflicts.

deploy_handle

  my $fh = $step->deploy_handle;

Returns an IO::File file handle, opened for reading, for the deploy script for the step.

revert_handle

  my $fh = $step->revert_handle;

Returns an IO::File file handle, opened for reading, for the revert script for the step.

test_handle

  my $fh = $step->test_handle;

Returns an IO::File file handle, opened for reading, for the test script for the step.

See Also

App::Sqitch::Plan

Class representing a plan.

sqitch

The Sqitch command-line client.

Author

David E. Wheeler <david@justatheory.com>

License

Copyright (c) 2012 iovation Inc.

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